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Man hit by a Royal Mail van dies Man hit by a Royal Mail van dies
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Police have named a man who died after being hit by a Royal Mail van on one of the busiest roads in Cardiff as 58-year-old David Walker.Police have named a man who died after being hit by a Royal Mail van on one of the busiest roads in Cardiff as 58-year-old David Walker.
Officers are also appealing for help to trace family or friends of Mr Walker, who was from Newport, and also carried out charity work in Penarth.Officers are also appealing for help to trace family or friends of Mr Walker, who was from Newport, and also carried out charity work in Penarth.
He was killed on the A4232 between Culverhouse Cross and the M4 at about 0400 BST on Friday.He was killed on the A4232 between Culverhouse Cross and the M4 at about 0400 BST on Friday.
Police said his green P-reg Mondeo car had broken down after he went to Tesco.Police said his green P-reg Mondeo car had broken down after he went to Tesco.
The northbound carriageway was closed near the scene and traffic was diverted while the emergency services dealt with the incident. It has now re-opened.The northbound carriageway was closed near the scene and traffic was diverted while the emergency services dealt with the incident. It has now re-opened.
Charity work
A Royal Mail spokeswoman confirmed one of its vans was involved in an incident at Culverhouse Cross.A Royal Mail spokeswoman confirmed one of its vans was involved in an incident at Culverhouse Cross.
In addition to the appeal to help trace those who knew Mr Walker, officers also want to speak with any witnesses in the area at the time of the incident.In addition to the appeal to help trace those who knew Mr Walker, officers also want to speak with any witnesses in the area at the time of the incident.
Insp Wayne Tucker said: "We have carried out our own inquiries but unfortunately we have been unable to trace any immediate family.
"We would like to trace a relative or speak to anyone who knew Mr Walker, perhaps from the charity work he did for churches in the Penarth area."
South Wales Police are asking anyone with information to contact them on 029 2063 3438.South Wales Police are asking anyone with information to contact them on 029 2063 3438.