Driving barefoot in Queensland is not explicitly illegal, so you won't find the cops pulling you over just for ditching your shoes. However, you’re still required to maintain full control of the vehicle and drive safely. If going shoeless leads to poor control or an accident, expect a stern talking-to or even fines under careless driving. So, while it’s technically allowed, it’s a bit like juggling chainsaws—possible but not advisable.
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