Drive safely and comfortably—many people wonder if it’s even legal to drive barefoot. While regulations vary by state, most ...

For those who like to drive shoeless, there’s some good news. There are no laws on the books in any of the 50 states of the U.S. that prohibit you from driving a car without footwear.

Get the temptation during the summer to hop in the car shirtless? What about slipping off your flip-flops? Is it legal in Louisiana?

Key takeaways. While it’s not technically illegal to drive barefoot in a car, the practice can be unsafe. In some states, drivers may be fined if driving barefoot contributes to an accident.

Driving without shoes could keep you from braking in time to avoid a crash, safety experts said, but there is no law that bans it ...

There are some common beliefs about what is prohibited for N.C. drivers during morning commutes. But how many are true?

Can I drive barefoot? Can kids ride in truck beds? Who has to wear a seatbelt? If you've got driving questions, we've got answers. What you need to know ...

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

Think driving barefoot is illegal in Alabama? How about going on a summer drive with your shirt off? And can you eat behind the wheel?

Many Georgians choose to drive barefoot for comfort or practicality, but some say that it's illegal. But is it? Here is what the laws says. Despite common misconceptions, driving without shoes is ...