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In fact, it's legal to drive barefoot in every state, according to Direct Auto Insurance. Is it safe to drive barefoot in Oregon? Driving barefoot can be preferable to driving in ...

Drivers should wear closed-toe shoes, Bennett suggested. Flip flops can be dangerous as the shoes could slip on the pedals and get stuck, according to Las Vegas-based Northwest Driving School.

Driving shoes differ from your average sneakers in a few ways. First, they’re a loafer cut, which means they’re sort of like a comfortable, classy slip-on shoe, but one that hugs the foot in ...

The Offbeat Slip-on You’ll Be Wearing All Summer Scarosso’s take on the driving shoe isn’t expected—but it’s entirely welcome By Nick Sullivan Published: 21 May 2025 Florence Sullivan ...

While driving barefoot may feel comfortable, there are risks. Here's what Georgia law says about having shoes on while operating a vehicle.

On a hot day, after a long hike or after wearing uncomfortable shoes, you may feel tempted to slip off your footwear to drive. Should you?