Simon Richardson, 35 and of Sale, is on trial at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court.
He is accused of murder, manslaughter and dangerous driving after much-loved head teacher, Michael Mullins, died after being hit by a Volvo.
Today, the passenger in Richardson’s vehicle, Gabrielle Debotte, told the court how he said ‘he’s under the car’ as he dragged the 56-year-old 2.2km from the scene to Wet Gate Lane.
She also said that that evening he was ‘laughing and joking’ as he listened to music and drank alcohol with his friend in her home while she was upstairs.
Following the collision, Mr Mullins was found on Wet Gate Lane and the Volvo left the scene.
From there, they travelled to a petrol station in Lymm, where Richardson got out of the vehicle to get fuel leaning against the car before heading in to pay.
This footage has now been released by the Crown Prosecution Service and has been played to the court.
After this, the vehicle travelled to Her Muse salon, in Lymm, before heading back to Altrincham where Ms Debotte was dropped off at her home.
Richardson, it was heard, then travelled to Bramley Farm pub nearby where he swapped his Volvo for a silver transit van, owned by his friend Aaron Parry.
Footage of this exchange of vehicles has also now been released.
It was in this vehicle that Richardson was eventually spotted by police the next day, with the court hearing that he made off on a high-speed chase before attempting to flee on foot.
Richardson denies murder, manslaughter and dangerous driving. The trial continues.