Daisy Lowe risks driving ban and fine for texting while driving

Daisy Lowe risked being banned from driving as she texted while behind the wheel of her car during an outing in Camden on Thursday.

The model, 31, was seen looking down at her phone as she waited at traffic lights outside the British Transport Police station.

It is illegal to hold a phone while driving and the law still applies if someone is stopped at traffic lights or waiting in traffic. 

Risk: Daisy Lowe, 31, risked being banned from driving as she texted while behind the wheel during an outing in Camden on Thursday

Daisy, who is the daughter of singer Gavin Rossdale, let both hands go of the wheel while she was stopped and checked her phone.

The fashion model opted for a casual look for her outing, sporting a white T-shirt while she styled her brunette locks into an updo.

According to gov.uk, people can get six penalty points as well as a £200 fine if they use a hand held phone while driving.

People can also lose their licence for the offence if they have passed their driving test in the last two years.

Behind the wheel: The model was seen looking down at her phone as she waited at traffic lights outside the British Transport Police station

Law: It is illegal to hold a phone while driving and the law still applies if someone is stopped at traffic lights or waiting in traffic (pictured in December 2019) 

People can receive three penalty points if they don’t have a full view of the road ahead or proper control of their vehicle.

Those who commit the offense can also be taken to court where they could potentially be banned from driving or face a £1,000 fine (increasing to £2,500 if they were driving a lorry or a bus). 

MailOnline has contacted a representative for Daisy for comment. 

Location: Daisy checked her phone while she was directly outside the British Transport Police station

Looking down: Daisy, who is the daughter of singer Gavin Rossdale, let both hands go of the wheel while she was stopped and checked her phone

Rules: According to gov.uk, people can get six penalty points as well as a £200 fine if they use a hand held phone while driving

Earlier this month, Daisy attracted headlines after she was seen locking lips with property developer Jordan Saul, in a north London park, one month after she was linked to musician Christian Langdon.

The day before Daisy’s lovefest in the park, her spokesperson told MailOnline that her relationship with Christian was platonic after she was spotted with a ring on her engagement finger.

Before that, the model had been dating singer Jack, 35, for six months, but they split in March, with Daisy saying she ‘couldn’t see a future’ with the performer.

Penalty: People can also lose their licence for the offence if they have passed their driving test in the last two years

Punishment: People can receive three penalty points if they don’t have a full view of the road ahead or proper control of their vehicle

Ban: Those who commit the offense can also be taken to court where they could potentially be banned from driving or face a £1,000 fine

The beauty had found romance with Jack after splitting from Cameron McMeikan, 24. The model even supported Jack on his new album in November.

Daisy and Cameron dated for almost a year before reportedly ending their romance over their six-year age gap. Jack’s biggest hit to date is his 2007 song Torn on the Platform, and he has two top 20 albums.

Daisy’s previous lovers including The Crown star Matt Smith, 37, Hurts frontman Theo Hutchcraft, 33, and Thomas Cohen, 29, the husband of the late Peaches Geldof.

Romance: Earlier this month, Daisy attracted headlines after she was seen locking lips with property developer Jordan Saul one month after she was linked to musician Christian Langdon