Driving barefoot?

Question

If someone would make a bet against you saying that if you could drive there 2008 Vette barefoot they would let you use the car for 2 weeks or give it to you would you.

Answer 1

Come on! For a Corvette???

I'd drive barefoot forever!

Answer 2

sure id do it

Answer 3

No, why would I want to drive such a gas hog, even for two weeks? My answer is also partially based on the fact that this question is in the Commuting section -- I really wouldn't want to drive a Vette barefoot in rush hour traffic.

Answer 4

I would drive it naked (barefoot all over).

NiF

Answer 5

I drive barefoot most of the time anyway so for me it would be no issue.

Answer 6

what kind of bet is that?...but sure, go for it!

Answer 7

That would be a very easy way to get a car. It's fine to drive barefoot. In spite of persistent myths, there are NO laws against driving barefoot. Unfortunately, this myth is so common that even some cops believe it... but everyone who believes this please see source and stop spreading this falsity.

Some cops are convinced it's unsafe and even though they know it's not illegal may try to write you up for unsafe or reckless driving, however please see the second and third link in the source, for two sites (one from the Michigan PD, one from an Australian newspaper) making it clear that driving barefoot is no more unsafe than many types of footwear that are regularly worn and could even be considered safer than many kinds of shoes.

Answer 8

Why not? It's really easy, but for some, it's just an issue of it being comfortable or not.

Answer 9

defently unless u get in an accident there is no danger accept if you got pulled over for some reason and they made u get out of the car u might get in trouble

Answer 10

sure, but in some states, it's illegal to drive barefoot.

Answer 11

I drive barefoot often, especially to and from the beach.      

Hey it's: "....you could drive THEIR 2008 Vette...."