Katie Price Caught Driving Without Licence or Insurance – Outrage Erupts
CCTV has caught former glamour model Katie Price driving into a petrol station on the A14 bypass in Kettering, Northamptonshire — despite having no valid licence or insurance. The footage has sparked fury among road safety campaigners.
Price’s Long List of Driving Offences Grows
On August 2 last year, Price was seen behind the wheel of a Range Rover pulling into the filling station. This comes after a string of traffic offences, including a two-year driving ban following a 2021 BMW crash. Despite her checkered history, Price dodged jail time again and was slapped with an £880 fine.
Campaigners Demand Jail Time for Repeat Offender
John Scruby from the Campaign Against Drink Driving slammed the court’s leniency, calling for a custodial sentence. “It might be the only way to stop her ignoring road laws,” Scruby said. The court convicted Price in her absence at Northampton Magistrates’ Court, after she failed to show up.
CCTV showed Price, wearing black slippers, stepping from the driver’s side at the petrol station. Prosecutors revealed she’s been banned from driving five times before, with offences including driving while disqualified and without insurance.
Fines, Penalty Points, and a Revoked Licence
Price was fined £880, ordered to pay £620 in costs and a £352 victim surcharge. She also received eight penalty points, pushing her total to 11, with her licence now revoked. Her lawyer argued the licence expired due to a medical suspension from April last year — but this didn’t clear her.
Ongoing Legal Troubles and Financial Woes
This latest blunder adds to Price’s long history of driving offences, raising questions about the courts’ failure to impose tougher penalties. Recently, a High Court ruled that nearly half of her income from the adult site OnlyFans would be seized over three years to pay off bankruptcy debts.
As Price’s legal rollercoaster continues, experts and campaigners demand stricter enforcement to keep repeat offenders off the road for good.
