Which shoes do you prefer when driving?

If I'm driving a very long distance then I'll try to wear something quietly easy like trainers so that I can loosen the laces slightly.
But basically I can drive a car in anything from flip-flops to high heels to Wellington boots and I frequently do.

Trainers for me. But if it is a short journey, I don't bother changing from what I am wearing. 

Driving... I usually wear tennis shoes. But I always have heels available in my car lol...

Rubber gloves in the car... Why didn't I think of that?

coz I am the smartest? 

That's even better...

We can't afford the extra A. We are just AA over here.

A good move. I didn't bother until changing my car recently (membership was part of the package). These days cars are generally so reliable and recently I buy one of the better regarded makes. For my job I had to have reliability. I have changed a wheel in the past although it's not something I relish. Back in my teens I did learn how engines worked and helped get friends motobikes working. I was even given an old moped with engine just a box of bits, at one point, and was very happy that I got the puzzle together and it worked. They used to ride around farm tracks and fields on them. I was a bit of a tomboy lol. I don't like dirty hands much though and nowadays usually only get dirty hands when gardening or in art and craftwork.

That's an awful story... 

I drive in whatever shoes I happen to be wearing. On long drives, I typically dress comfortably head to toe.

That's why I've carried a charged booster battery in my trunk for years. You'd be surprised at how many men don't know how to properly jump a car battery.

yeah i heard that when i was younger and looked it up to see it wasn't. i wonder where it started. i know it's highly frowned upon to use both feet for an automatic car unless you're an F1 driver but i have been doing it for 15 years now? i can also easily/safely drive left-foot only. if i panic it's my hands that are going to mess stuff up more than my feet will. i started using both feet a few years after i began driving because of some sciatic pain and going barefoot helped me feel how hard i was pressing the pedals but i think if i'd been taught how to set my car seat ergonomically from the start a lot of that could have been avoided. i only figured it out earlier this year!

Cherry, t's just the opposite here. Standard transmissions are rare in new vehicles if not impossible to get.  You have to look ay used cars to find them and that is even difficult.

They are certainly great in motorway tailbacks.

I was surprised to find the oil change on my automatic gearbox was £140

I first bought one because of work and finding house addresses in areas of towns I was not familiar with. There is nothing like a tailgater beeping to prompt a stall lol. £140 sounds expensive but when you take in the environmental disposal on top of the more complex changing procedure (with my first there was mention of running the engine for so long at certain revs, I think) and labour charges it can soon get there