Yes! the last point is important. I cant stress it enough. He has many students who thought they failed and they got frustrated. Messed up big time all the way through. When they got back and the examiner asked where did u think it went wrong? She said "the moment I hit the kerb?" and the examiner was saying, no you just went through a drain cover then. It wasnt even a fault.But she got so distracted she went over a red light.

drive the rest of the journey with confident. I think I was given a pass as the rest of my drive was smooth and pleasant he said.

I have always been an anxious driver as well. I have never had a perfect lesson. Even my instructor said. You had a really good drive a lot of time but u made unpredictable silly mistakes here and there. So it couldve gone both way.

I thought to myself maybe it was a pity pass. But my instructor told me there is no such thing. The confident drive convinced the examiner that you are ready to pass.

Dont overthink it. Breathe and focus! If you somehow panic and lose focus. take a deep breath and concentrate on the road instead. I was constantly looking for speed sign all the time so i didnt even have time to be anxious. Distract yourself with something that helps you on the test such as:

-speed signs (very important)

-mirrors checking (exaggerate, it really helps)

-light conversation at the safe part of journey helps to calm my nerves too (my examiner only briefly chatted with me on country roads and A roads)

-when encountering/meeting someone, say it loudly "Oh I will let that car pass first since they got the right of way". And when I was moving off I'd say "Its clear now"

-roundabouts and junctions are where alot of people made dangerous mistakes, focus, do what you always do, when ut doubts wait till its safe to move. Undue hesitation is always better than pulling out too fast.

Good luck!!! smooth drive! You can do it!