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verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

Allows yes, but if it comes to an accident then you are the crimped so to speak

edgar1279
2 years ago

In principle, it is allowed, but of course not advantageous. It doesn’t look so good in an accident.

TheMonkfood
2 years ago

Not prohibited, but also not recommended and negligent in the event of a avoidable accident.

SubNayZz
2 years ago

It’s allowed, but what happens is your fault.

The police will also ask you to wear shoes when you check. It’s not recommended for free.

Schnittchenfan
2 years ago

Yeah, but if that’s why an accident happens (e.g. if you slip off the brake pedal because of the missing shoes) then you’ll be there.

TimStelltFrage
2 years ago

Yes is allowed, but on this heat I would rather give up o.o

meggie196
2 years ago
Reply to  TimStelltFrage

Why wouldn’t you miss it on the heat? 🤔

TimStelltFrage
2 years ago
Reply to  meggie196

Because the pedals are made of metal and you could burn your feet o.o

Tacheles88
2 years ago

Yes, but without a driver’s license is not allowed…

Tacheles88
2 years ago
Reply to  ZASARAZ

Here you see

Jo3591
2 years ago

Private yes, professional no.