If you live in a place where sandals are the dominant footwear, driving barefoot is probably the better choice.

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 ...

Before you kick off your shoes and hit the road, here's what to know about barefoot driving in Missouri.

According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, driving barefoot might be a safer option compared to driving with heeled ...

Drivers can legally drive barefoot in Ohio, as there is no Ohio Revised Code statute about it, said Sgt. Brice Nihiser, a public information officer with the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

Arizona law does not mandate drivers wear any footwear, nor is there a statute penalizing barefoot driving, according to the Arizona Department of Public Safety and the Scottsdale Police ...

Though there’s no law in Nevada requiring drivers to wear shoes behind the wheel, going barefoot may still carry safety risks. Here’s what to know about driving barefoot in Nevada.

Curious if it's illegal to drive barefoot? Learn whether or not footwear is required by law when hitting the road and the safety concerns involved.