Driving barefoot in Victoria isn't explicitly illegal, so you won't find the cops pulling you over just for your au naturel feet behind the wheel. However, the law mandates that you must have full control of the vehicle, so if barefoot driving impairs your ability to drive safely, you could be ticketed for careless driving. Plus, let's be honest, your feet might get a bit crispy on those hot pedals in summer or slippery when wet.
So, while you technically can drive barefoot, it’s a gamble with safety and legality. If you’re after some proper footwear advice or want to check official sources, head over to VicRoads or ServiceCentral for the straight dope.
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