Six men and a woman died and many more were injured.
The inquest was due to start recently, but has been delayed
until March due to the pandemic.
It will be at Fairfield Halls so social distancing can be
maintained.
Investigators found the driver may have momentarily fallen
asleep in the moments before the crash.
It was ruled last year that he wouldn’t face any criminal
charges, and TfL wouldn’t face corporate manslaughter charges.
A report into the crash found fatigue was an issue in the
profession.
It also found that signalling was poor, which may have lead
to the driver taking the tight turn at Sandilands at nearly 3 times the speed
limit.