It's worth have a second think before hopping into your car during the colder months, otherwise you could unwittingly be breaking the law

This winter season, many Brits will be changing their footwear habits - whether it’s the high heel partygoer donning stilettos for a festive bash , the welly warrior bracing against muddy walks or the cosy slipper driver nipping to the shop.

However, temporary car insurance expert Claire Wills-McKissick from Tempcover warns that these casual footwear swaps can make a big difference to your driving, putting motorists in jeopardy of fines, safety issues, and invalidated insurance.

Footwear faux-pas

Wearing unsafe shoes whilst driving can lead to a hefty fine of up to £5,000 and up to nine points on your license for breaking Highway Code Rule 97

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