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 ...

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 ...

After a day at one of the Seacoast beaches, you might be tempted to drive barefoot. After all, your feet are sandy and your flip flops slippery. But is it legal? Drivers have claimed they cruise ...

A: Yes, a person can drive a passenger vehicle or a commercial motor vehicle barefoot. I have seen some footwear that could actually make it difficult for drivers to safely operate a vehicle. Make ...

After driving for hours in uncomfortable shoes, or finishing a full day on the beach, you may be tempted to drive barefoot. However, it's important to find out if driving barefoot is allowed in New ...

When driving, there are numerous rules and regulations to remember and abide by in order to drive safely and avoid being pulled over and given a ticket. While there are actions and behaviors that ...

We live in a place where going barefoot or almost barefoot − think flip-flop and sandals − is baked into the lifestyle of Southwest Floridians. We can thank our beaches in Bonita, Fort Myers, Sanibel ...

Drivers have claimed they cruise around shoeless as it helps them have better control of the gas and brake pedals than if they wore shoes or boots. But while an expert told USA TODAY that driving ...

It is legal to drive barefoot in Rhode Island, as it is in all 50 states. There is also no law against driving shirtless in Rhode Island. Drivers have claimed they cruise around shoeless as it helps ...