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It's really all about practice practice practice. When I first started driving I would just cruise around ALLLL THE TIME. Practice city driving a bit too (preferably in a small city)
You get close to the goal by small steps, pushing to the point where you start to get uncomfortable, hold there for as long as you can, then back off and allow yourself the accomplishment. Next time you go a little further.
A good place to start with driving is, no kidding, just sitting in the parked car. Get used to the smell, or how the seat belt constrains you. Train yourself to operate the radio by touch.
The brain really only is good for detecting differences, so as you become more accustomed to stimuli being just part of the normal, the less likely they are to trigger any sort of flight response.
tl;dr exposure therapy.
like keeping your eye on the ball.
Grew up playing racing games looking forward to the day I could drive for real.
Even did some... Driving for money at high speeds... stuff... after high school.
The only fear of driving I have is doing it in massive big cities, that crap is terrifying. THere are so many idiots in one place.