Driving barefoot in New South Wales is not explicitly illegal, so you won't get a fine just for ditching the shoes. However, the law requires drivers to maintain proper control of the vehicle, which means if barefoot driving impairs your ability to control the car, you could be liable for any mishaps. So, while the law doesn't forbid it, it's a bit like walking a legal tightrope without shoes—risky if you slip up.
For the faint-hearted, sticking to proper footwear is the safer bet. But if you're feeling rebellious, just remember: your feet make a lousy set of driving gloves.
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