When I first got my driver's license, I thought I would just be able to hop in thea car and start driving nice and goodit with ease.

However, instead of gettaining more driving experience with driving the carat at slower speed, I drostarted to drive on athe highway which led me tomade me feel pretty nervous about driving in general since my body was not accustomed to such high speeds.

From that point on, my legs would shake out of fear even withwith fear from the mere thought of driving.

I acquired my driver's license back in 2017, but never really drove with consistency.on a regularity basis.

As the time went by, I began to think that my incapability tof driving coulde may keep me from getting the job that I aimed.want.

So, I decided to build a plan in order tocome up with a plan to help me overcome themy fear of conducting a vehicle.s.

I started off by just by sitting in the driver seat so that the car wI could become somethingmore familiar and not foreign.with the feeling.

Over the course of two weeks, I just had sat in the car until IAfter two weeks of practicing sitting in the car, I finally asked my father to help me out with driving.

We began slow, anddriving slowly at first, but little by little, I wasstarted driving longer distances.

Since in my country most of the cars have a manual stick, I needein my country have a manual transmission, I had to improve my coordination when manipulatingI use the stick shift.

I would occasionally misplaceput the stick in the wrong drive or not stepping on the clutch properly.

But over time this becameoccurred less often, and I started to drive on the highways again.

But oOnly this time, I did notno longer feelt the pressure and I was doing just fine despite being a little tense.

Now, tTwo months down the line, I can tell have nofrom now, I can tell that I will no longer have any more unreasonable fear of drivings.

With that all being said, I believe the best way to get over ayour fear is to just gradually face it as you get more comfortablsimply face it head on until it is gone.

When I got my driver's license, I thought I would be able to hop in the car and start driving nice and goodeasy.

I'm not sure if you mean that it would be easy for you or that you would do well. I don't think you need the "nice and easy" to say what you mean.

However, instead of getting more experience with driving the car at slow speeds, I drove on a highway which led me to feel pretty nervous about driving in general since my body was not accustomed to high speeds.

From that point on, my legs would shake out of fear even withat the mere thought of driving.

I acquired my driver's license back in 2017, but never really drove with consistenctly.

As the time went by, I began to think that my incapability tof drivinge could keep me from getting the job that I aimI wanted.

So, I decided to build a plan in ordermade a plan to overcome themy fear of conducting a vehicledriving.

I started off by just by sitting in the driver's seat so that the car would become something familiar and not foreign.

Over the course of two weeks, I just had saall I had done was just sit in the car until I asked my father to help me out with driving.

We began slowly, and little by little I was driving longer distances.

Since in my country most of the cars have a manual stick, I needed to improve my coordination when manipulating the stick.

But over time this becamehappened less often, and I started to drive on highways again.

But oOnly this time, I did not feel theany pressure and was doing just fine despite being a little tense.

Now, two months down the line, I can tell that I have no unreasonableirrational fear of driving.

I'm not sure if my correction is what you meant to say.