A Leicester motorist has denied causing the death of a Skegness pensioner by dangerous driving following a collision on the A52.
Jean Holland, 77, of Firbeck Avenue in the seaside town, died following a crash on Wednesday, December 4, last year.
Ms Holland was a passenger in a car that was in a collision with a second car, being driven by 68-year-old David McWilliam.
McWilliam, of Gallards Hill, Braunstone, Leicester, entered a not guilty plea to a charge of causing death by dangerous driving when he appeared at Lincoln Crown Court today.
He will go on trial at Lincoln Crown Court on 16 February next year. The trial is expected to last a week.
Judge Michael Heath adjourned the case for trial and granted McWilliam unconditional bail until his next court appearance.
The crash happened between Wrangle and Holland Lane End.
Police were forced to close the A52 near Wrangle following the collision at around 10.22am. The crash left one vehicle in a ditch and the other on its roof.
An air ambulance and emergency services attended the scene.
