An inquest into the death of a shop assistant who fell from a bridge onto the A47 will take place this summer.
Elizabeth McManus, 45, of Foundry Close, Foulsham, near Dereham, died on October 13 last year at the Longwater flyover in Costessey.
A pre-inquest review was held today at Carrow House in Norwich by assistant coroner Johanna Thompson.
She said: 'It seems files from the police are not yet ready but the investigation is almost complete.'
A full inquest is due to be held on June 1 at Carrow House.
During the inquest opening in Norwich, held last year, Ms Thompson said: 'It appears that she had fallen from the bridge and landed on the carriageway prior to being hit by a vehicle.'
Her provisional cause of death was given as traumatic injury.
Floral tributes were left in memory of Mrs McManus on the Longwater bridge after the incident.
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