Driving barefoot in Victoria is not explicitly illegal, so you won't be cuffed for sporting your birthday suit on your feet. However, the law requires you to have proper control of your vehicle at all times, so if going barefoot affects your driving ability, expect a fine or points on your licence. The police can argue that driving without shoes compromises safety, which is their favourite excuse to flex authority.
Best practice? Slip on some decent footwear. It's cheap insurance against a ticket and, more importantly, a safer drive. For more nitty-gritty, check out the Victorian road rules or ServiceCentral.
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