Driving In Heels, Part Ii

[gary0618]

I have been considering changing careers in the new year ahead.

In doing some research, I found this video. Only a few shots of her boots, but the women does mention her 5" heels about three times.

 

If nothing else, this may be a good way to attract new male students.

 

 

[ilikekicks]

Just.. DAMN!

     

[Histiletto]

So guys, show up in your 5" heels and it will be an easy course to complete according to Jennifer of CDL Services.

[Bikergoth]

Off  to Dallas, Texas for instruction on an 18-wheeler methinks...

 

Seriously though... Driving a truck in 5-inch heel boots is a crime against those poor boots, I wouldn't dare treat any of my boots like that. Fair play to her for doing it, but not my cup of tea.

 

Love the guy with the camera too... He's too busy trying to film Jenifer's chest when he should be monitoring her driving. Nice touch trying to get her to force her way out into a stream of traffic coming from her left in order to turn right. I can think of a few guys from the DVLA that would more than likely give birth to kittens if they saw this video. Lol!

[Dr. Shoe]

Over the knee stiletto boots with blue jeans? My absolute favourite look!

 

I'd prefer the jeans to be a little more washed out but fabulous anyway.

 

 

BTW, I found it quite difficult to drive a truck in heels but my car is easy. It's because the pedals are horizontal in a truck wereas they are angled at about 30-45 degrees in a car. My only solution in a truck was to stab the pedals with my heel but this is dangerous as your heel could slip off the pedal.

[Jkrenzer]

This truck actually was an automatic. As far as far as shifting in heels no big deal do it all the time. On really long drives in manual transmission vehicles, heels are easier. Holding the pedal without cruise is tiresome when wearing flats.