An inquest hears that Robbie Diffey, 24, who is accused of driving while intoxicated, filmed himself on Snapchat shortly before a fatal crash. The inquest considers events from a collision on 13 December last year in which Diffey’s Audi A4 crossed into the opposite lane and struck a vehicle carrying a man described as a father of three. According to the report, Diffey was driving at speeds around 100 mph, with the account stating the vehicle was about 40 mph above the speed limit. The court hears that Diffey was also recording himself while driving, using Snapchat, at the time. The reporting also states that the case involves questions about road safety checks, including claims that the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) had not banned Diffey from driving before the crash. The inquest focuses on how the incident occurred, the circumstances leading up to the collision, and related decision-making concerning driving eligibility. The sources provide limited additional detail about witnesses’ evidence, the exact cause of the crash beyond lane departure, or the victim’s injuries and medical outcome.