The family of a woman who died in a car crash in north London have paid tribute to their daughter who “had everything to live for”.
Nicole Levy, 29, of New Southgate, was struck by a car in Priory Road, Muswell Hill, on the evening of January 31.
Police found her injured at the scene and she was taken to the Royal London Hospital.
She died of her injuries several days later on February 2.
Her mother Suzanne Levy said: “Nicole’s family and friends are utterly devastated at losing her.
“She was beautiful, funny and vibrant and had everything to live for.”
Her family said Miss Levy, an executive with global PR firm MediaCom, enjoyed her work and doted on her boyfriend, who was with her when the crash happened.
Martin Appiah-Dankwah, 58, of Islington, is due to appear at Wood Green crown court on Monday charged with causing death by careless driving and causing death while driving with no insurance.
