The inquest into the teenager's death hears Anne Sacoolas say she was a 'safe driver'.
BBC News, NorthamptonshireA US government employee has apologised for her "tragic mistake" which resulted in the death of Harry Dunn as she remained absent from his inquest.
Sacoolas insisted she was a "safe driver" during a voluntary interview with police two months after the fatal crash, which was read to Northampton Coroners' Court.The inquest heard that when asked what she believed had caused the collision, she told Northamptonshire Police officers: "I drove like an American and drove on the American side of the road."
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