Plenty of daily drivers throw on whatever is by the door and get rolling, only to realize halfway down the street that their shoes aren’t helping. “Driving footwear” sounds trivial, but it affects ...

A long day of driving, a heat wave, and a beach trip are a few reasons why people may decide to drive barefoot. But is it legal? Drivers have claimed they cruise around shoeless as it helps them have ...

Q: A few of my adult driving students from other countries are in the habit of driving barefoot. While I don’t think it’s illegal, I ask them to keep their shoes on because in an emergency requiring a ...

It is not illegal to drive in flip-flops or barefoot in New Jersey or in any state in the U.S. Many experts and specialists advise against driving in flip-flops or barefoot and recommend wearing more ...

Driving barefoot is legal in Arizona. However, driving barefoot may present safety risks, such as reduced pedal control and difficulty reacting in emergencies. Hot pavement temperatures pose a risk to ...

Picture this: It's summer, you're about to drive home from the beach, your feet are sandy and you don't want to put on your shoes. You might be thinking about driving barefoot. But is it legal to ...

Nevadans enduring the tail end of this weekend’s heat wave may be tempted to kick off their shoes while driving, especially after a long hike or a day in uncomfortable footwear. Though there’s no law ...