Schoolboy kissed mum goodbye and said he loved her before being killed by speeding taxi

Amar Atwal was just 12 years old when he died after suffering internal injuries in the crash

The mum of a schoolboy killed by a speeding taxi driver told how he kissed her goodbye before he was killed in the horror smash.

Amar Atwal was just 12 years old when he died after suffering internal injuries in the crash in Hollyhedge Road, West Bromwich.

But even in death the much-loved Great Barr schoolboy helped others - with FIVE people benefiting from organ donations reports the Birmingham Mail .

Birmingham Crown Court heard the youngster, who attended Queen Mary’s Grammar School in Walsall, died in the crash last May. Two other relatives suffered horrific injuries.

Taxi driver Nadeem Hussain, 35, was jailed for six years after a jury found him guilty of causing death by dangerous driving and two counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving.

Schoolboy Amar Atwal who died in a car crash

She also revealed his kidneys, heart, liver and pancreas had been donated to help save five lives and said she was “really proud that other lives had been saved by her son.

“I love him dearly and always will. We are all heartbroken by his death. All that I can hope is that his death can help others have a life.”

Mrs Atwal, who has one other son, is now campaigning to ensure everybody understands the dangers of not wearing seat belts. She added: “I don’t want anybody else to go through what we have been through.”