Driving barefoot in Victoria is not illegal, despite what your mum might have warned you. The road rules don't explicitly forbid it, so you won’t be fined just for shedding your shoes. However, if driving barefoot contributes to careless or unsafe driving, you can still be penalised under broader safety laws. So, while you’re free to let your toes breathe, make sure you maintain control of the vehicle — or risk a ticket anyway. Remember, common sense and safety always come first, not the fashion statement.
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