Driving barefoot in Australia is not illegal—yes, you read that right. There’s no law demanding you lace up your shoes before jumping behind the wheel. However, if your lack of footwear contributes to careless or dangerous driving, you could be slapped with a ticket anyway.
Just remember, bare feet might mean less grip on the pedals, so it’s a brilliant way to test your reflexes and potentially end up on ServiceCentral with a hefty bill. For those who prefer a safer bet, some light footwear is advised. But legally? Feel free to go au naturel down under.
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