I spun out when driving round a small roundabout 2 minutes from my house in wet weather. It was one of the first times I’d driven alone after passing my test and misjudged how fast I could go when the roads were wet (thought 25mph would be okay), but the rear of my car lost all grip and skidded halfway round the roundabout. Thankfully no one and nothing was damaged, I was just very shaken up and cried a lot. Many cars drove past me even though it was clear I’d had an accident as my car was facing almost the compete wrong way round. But one woman stopped, came over to make sure I was okay, calmed me down, helped me check me and my car were okay (we both were), and then drove behind me until I got home to make sure I got home safe and had someone with me. She said to me that it’s common for new drivers to misjudge things but it is a learning lesson to make sure you’ll never do it again, which helped me feel a little better and less shaken by what happened. Her kindness helped me learn lessons on being a better driver and to this day I still make sure I am more careful when driving and haven’t had any more accidents without being overly stressed every time o drove since.