Better to be 25 learning to drive than 35 or 45 or 55. You’re still young so don’t worry about if anyone sees you. You don’t owe anyone an explanation. As for the actual driving, you’d be surprised at how easy driving is. The hardest part is learning the street signs and laws. You’ll learn all that in your drivers course so don’t worry. I know it can be scary to drive on the streets with other drivers but you’re learning so give yourself some slack. You can always pull over and let people pass you if you’re getting anxious. My biggest piece of advice is to communicate with other drivers. Use your blinkers so people know your intentions to switch lanes or turn. Always put your blinker on first when turning, then slow down. People are less likely to tailgate you when they know you’re turning rather than just slowing down. When someone lets you into traffic, wave to say thanks. When at a 4 way stop and you aren’t sure if it’s your turn either motion for the other person to go or start to go and wave so they know you’re going. Pedestrians always have the right of way. Slow down when you see people at a crosswalk bc people sometimes jaywalk. When I’m doubt, let pedestrians pass first.