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Katie Price's Driving Ban: A Record Seventh Disqualification
8 Apr
Summary
- Katie Price received her seventh driving ban for failing to respond to police.
- Her disqualifications now total over six years since 2010.
- Price faces over £1,000 in fines and costs for the latest offense.

Katie Price has received her seventh driving ban, bringing her total disqualifications to over six years since her first in 2010. The latest six-month ban was imposed after she failed to respond to letters from North Yorkshire Police concerning a speeding ticket. Her vehicle was caught travelling at 80mph on the A64 near Stutton.
Price was convicted of failing to respond to police, leading to a fine of £660, £120 in costs, and a £264 victim surcharge. The speeding charge itself was withdrawn by the police. This marks another entry in her extensive history of driving offenses, which includes multiple instances of speeding, driving while disqualified, and drink-driving.
Her driving record has previously drawn strong criticism from judges, with one noting it as 'one of the worst driving records I have ever seen.' The conviction was processed through the Single Justice Procedure, a private court process. Price also continues to navigate financial difficulties, with court orders in place until February 2027 to settle her debts.