Is it harmful if half of the car tire is submerged in water?
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Although there is no explicit provision in national laws prohibiting driving barefoot, some regional implementation measures have added regulations prohibiting driving barefoot, wearing slippers, or high heels. Hazards of driving barefoot: Bare feet can easily slip due to sweat, which is very dangerous in emergency situations. Driving barefoot is not as easy to control in terms of force compared to driving with shoes on. Over time, the muscles in the soles of the feet will fatigue, weakening or even losing the perception of force feedback on the pedals. Combined with the effect of sweating on the soles, it can easily lead to slipping and operational errors. Therefore, driving barefoot is not allowed. Choosing shoes for driving: 1. It is suitable to wear thin-soled, soft flat shoes. Flat shoes fit the feet completely, allowing full control of the brake, clutch, and accelerator when applying force, making the car easier to control, ensuring both safety and good foot feel. 2. Canvas shoes, flat leather shoes, and some lightweight running shoes are relatively suitable. If possible, keep a pair of shoes specifically for driving in the car. This way, you can wear your favorite shoes when going out normally and also wear suitable driving shoes to ensure driving safety.