How driving in flip flops could land you a £5,000 fine, NINE penalty points and a road ban

FOR many sliders and flip flops have become a popular choice of footwear. But is it illegal to drive in such footwear and could you face a hefty fine for doing so? Here’s everything you need …

Driving in sandals, sliders, flip flops or bare foot could cost you £5,000 - Northants Live

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Driving wearing flip flops could land Scots a £5,000 fine, 9 penalty points and a ban - Edinburgh Live

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