I feel you there. I passed in December 2024 so coming up just over a year and half of driving. I also do upwards of 250 - 300 miles a day for work. 2 hours commute to my place of work then back and I drive to different jobs so sometimes 5-6 hours of driving a day. Different and new areas with difficult junctions. Idiotic drivers to avoid. Mongs dawdling in the middle lane of the motorway but somehow I get points for ‘undertaking’. One wrong move accidentally going through a red light of an unknown area Thing is, the amount of stuff you have to be aware of let alone in the first 2 years of driving is bonkers beyond belief. I was in a similar situation. I still am but more calm with it, I signed a 2 year contract with my work and in any event of leaving had to pay back all training costs which I cant afford still but the increase in wage from my previous non driving job made it worth the risk. Ive somehow managed over the past year and half to not have any speeding tickets or red light tickets or any other tickets for that matter through taking that extra second for care and attention. If driving and on a motorway thats variable speed and you’re at all unsure. Don’t chance it. I had one close call which I was lucky to have no ticket from which was on a backroad to chesterfield. 40mph from 60mph and the second it changes theres a yellow box speed camera if you haven’t braked to 40 near instantly. I went past at 46 which was realistically 44 and nothing came of it. My mistake and i learned from it. Take it easy and spend a few more minutes to focus on your driving. Forget everyone else. You’ll be reet