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Glenn Gibbins, from Sunderland, will appear at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court next month.
Police say they are looking into the circumstances leading up to the incident near Eaglescliffe.
The man in his 70s was walking at Lake Road when he was hit by a HGV and died at the scene.
Tom Burgess - North East and Cumbria Hundreds of "incredible" blue sea creatures have washed up on beaches in Cumbria.
Hundreds of by-the-wind-sailors creatures wash up at St Bees in Cumbria due to strong onshore winds.
A man is shocked to find 41 of the taprogge balls during a short walk along Redcar beach.
A man is shocked to find 41 of the taprogge balls during a short walk along Redcar beach.
An MP is holding a meeting of residents angry at anti-social acts at Hartlepool's Rossmere Park.
The Tees Rivers Trust hopes to tackle invasive plant species and replace them with native flora.
The Tees Rivers Trust hopes to tackle invasive plant species and replace them with native flora.
