What Leesa said!

I am always looking for a 'way out' when I drive.... ie, if that car stops suddenly, have I got enough room to stop... etc, etc.

In terms of 'impeding on others" Bath, you kind of have to ignore the fact that there's someone behind you. Yes, you have to be aware of what they're doing (following too close or whatever), but they're just 'there', don't let it feel like they are there to push you along, iykwim.

What is the most worrying aspect of driving? Being unable to prevent or avoid an accident that affects my children. I couldn't live with that.

Did you have any dramas getting your license? I locked my keys in the car when I pulled up to Vicroads to do my driving test.

Have you had an accident? Yes, extremely minor (I had right of way, p-plater in a kingswood sped through a give way sign). The only damage to my little Laser was the front indicator lense was literally ripped off the car. If I hadn't of looked down the side street, seen the reflection of moving light on houses and braked, the other guy would have ploughed into my door and more than likely killed me. I kid you not.

If you accidentally killed a pedestrian (say a child suddenly stepped out infront of you) would you give up driving? No. I don't think I would, but I know it would always affect me. I love driving, its my release. One of my happy places (the other involves a car, but we weren't driving it ), my nirvana. In my favourite car, its my bliss.