What is the penalty for driving without shoes?
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Driving without shoes can result in penalties. Below is the latest traffic regulation regarding barefoot driving: 1. Penalty for barefoot driving: The new traffic regulations explicitly mention that 'driving a motor vehicle while engaging in activities that hinder safe driving, such as making or answering handheld phone calls, will result in a 2-point deduction.' The word 'such as' in this regulation includes driving in high heels, slippers, or barefoot. 2. Impact on driving safety: When operating a motor vehicle, the driver needs to promptly and accurately control the accelerator, brake, and clutch pedals. Driving barefoot can lead to several issues: first, it may cause toe cramps, with potentially severe consequences; second, the soles of the feet are prone to sweating, making the pedals slippery and further compromising driving safety; third, driving barefoot is uncivilized. 3. Correct attitude: Motor vehicle drivers must adopt the right attitude, fully understand the dangers of 'barefoot driving,' cultivate good habits of safe and civilized driving, consciously eliminate the bad habit of 'barefoot driving,' and ensure driving safety.