Woman charged with causing cyclist's death was driving at 53mph in 20mph area prior to collision, court told

A young driver charged with causing the death of a cyclist was travelling at 53mph in a 20mph area prior to the fatal collision, a court heard.

Tiffany Treanor-Johnson, 26, accelerated to 53mph on Homerton High Street in Hackney, mounted the pavement and collided with a signpost before the Audi A1 car collided with Harry Webb, a 27-year-old music student, in an adjacent street.