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You're not alone: Why driving anxiety happens—and how to keep it from taking over
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You're not alone: Why driving anxiety happens—and how to keep it from taking over
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — For many Americans, summer means road trips, family vacations, and weekends on the highway. For others, simply getting behind the wheel can trigger a racing heart, sweaty palms, and an overwhelming sense of panic. Researchers at West Virginia University say driving anxiety is far more common than many people realize. It affects drivers of every age and can range from mild uneasiness to a fear so intense that some people stop …
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