It's an odd, but still common, practice. Before you kick off your shoes, here's what to know about driving while barefoot in Oklahoma.

Where is it legal to drive barefoot in the US? It is legal to drive without shoes in all 50 states. While some states emphasize that driving without shoes is unsafe, they do not ban it.

In Tennessee, it is entirely legal to drive a vehicle with no shoes on, although it is not recommended, as you have less control when driving without shoes.

If you live in a place where sandals are the dominant footwear, driving barefoot is probably the better choice.

Driving barefoot is legal in Florida, but police recommend wearing shoes for safety, especially motorcyclists. Driving while putting on or removing shoes can be dangerous due to divided attention.

While driving barefoot may feel comfortable, there are risks. Here's what Georgia law says about having shoes on while operating a vehicle.

It's important to know if driving barefoot is allowed in New York, or wherever you are traveling this summer, so you can avoid breaking the law.

Luckily, driving without shoes on is completely legal in Wisconsin, according to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.

In Tennessee, it is entirely legal to drive a vehicle with no shoes on, although it is not recommended, as you have less control when driving without shoes.

Lots of folks may enjoy kicking off their shoes as part of keeping cool in the summer heat. And for those who wonder about driving without footwear, a la Fred Flintstone, there are no laws against it.