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Father's grief as officials fail to act after teen cyclist son's death

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Levi James, 19, was biking down Manukau Rd on the morning of March 5. He collided with a parked car's opening door near the Royal Oak roundabout. He died after being hit by another vehicle. The woman who allegedly opened the car door is facing a charge of carelessly operating a vehicle, causing death. In an email to a council worker after Levi's death, an Auckland Transport staffer said the organisation had considered removing parking outside the shops as a "quick win" The email said it would require consultation with businesses and affected parties.

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Father's grief as officials fail to act after teen cyclist son's death

If the carparks were removed, his son might still be alive, father believes.

3 years ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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NZ Herald broke the news in Auckland, New Zealand 3 years ago on Thursday, May 26, 2022.

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