Sean Guthrie is accused of killing Michael Lloyd and seriously injuring his passenger, Dawn Lloyd, in August last year.
Sean Guthrie, aged 55, is accused of killing Michael Lloyd and seriously injuring his passenger, Dawn Lloyd, in a crash that happened on Dawley Green Way, in Telford, on August 9 last year.
After Mr Lloyd died, his family said in a statement: “Dad was a much-loved husband, a proud dad, grandad, brother and friend. He certainly knew how to live life to the fullest. He was positive, charismatic, adventurous and charming.
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