One of the 45-year-old’s friends released the doorbell camera capture as the desperate search for the missing dog walker continues.
Ms Bulley was last seen more than a week ago, walking her dog Willow in Lancashire. Police are working on the theory she fell into the River Wyre.
New CCTV pictures, captured by her Ring camera on 27 January, show Ms Bulley loading her car outside her home before driving her two children to school.
She is seen wearing a long dark coat believed to be black. Her blonde hair is pulled back in a ponytail.
It comes as a woman described as a key witness” by police searching for missing mother Nicola Bulley has come forward, as the force warned against totally unacceptable” speculation and abuse on social media.
On Saturday, officers said they wanted to trace a person seen pushing a pram in the area near where the dog walker went missing.
In an update on its Facebook page, Lancashire Police said the woman had come forward very quickly”.
The force added: We must stress that she was very much being treated as a witness and was one of many people in St Michael's on Friday, January 27th.
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