If I could back in time and learn to drive again, I would start with video lessons. There are good videos on YouTube (as well as unsuitable videos for various reasons) and you can spend a bit of money to get even better lessons. Watch them as many times as you like, take notes and so on.
Once you find an "actual" driving instructor, don't stop with the video lessons either. If you don't get on with your instructor for whatever reason, find a new one.
Books can be useful too.
With all these methods, you don't want anything that seems to encourage stress, anxiety and so on. Unfortunately much of the human race seems determined to make everything as stressful as possible lol, but you don't have to go along with that mentality.
No one seems to mention video lessons for driving
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Re: No one seems to mention video lessons for driving
While I don't drive myself (too visually impaired) I definitely look at YouTube if I need info on how to approach a problem.
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Re: No one seems to mention video lessons for driving
Totally agree about video lessons! YouTube has some great stuff that breaks down tricky concepts, plus you can watch them at your own pace. Finding a driving instructor you click with is key—if it doesn’t feel right, just switch it up. Also, I’ve found that staying chill is super important. If something feels too stressful, just step back and take a breather.