“It Gets Better”: Mzansi Supports Woman With Driving Anxiety Buying a New Car

• A woman shared that she bought her first car, even though she confessed to having driving anxiety
• The TikTok video showed the lady receiving the keys to her vehicle as well as a delicious gift basket
• Social media users took to the post's comment section to show their support and how they could relate to her fears

Buying a new car brings a sense of freedom and independence, but the open road can still be intimidating. One courageous woman conquered her driving fears when she purchased a new car.

She's no passenger princess

A content creator named Nicole Brukwe uploaded a video on her TikTok account (@nicoleabrukwe) to share the moment she bought her first car. The clip shows the young woman at a Renault dealership receiving the keys to her whip. She also received a gift basket filled with champagne, chocolates and more.

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Nicole confessed in the video that even though she bought a new vehicle, she had driving anxiety. However, the excitement for her car may stop her fears of the open road.

The proud car owner wrote in the post's caption:

"My baby is so cute."

Watch the video below:

Internet users support new car owner

Many people on the internet sent congratulatory messages and felt they could relate to Nicole and her anxieties.

@ndingu_mbuyisa spoke to the online community when they said:

"All those with driving anxiety, let's gather here to congratulate one of our own."

@miimii_leon shared their story with Nicole, writing:

"Congratulations! I didn’t drive for two years after getting my licence because of my anxiety, and it changed after I got my car. Now, I’m a confident driver! Wishing you many safe, happy miles."

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@amomanamela congratulated the woman on her achievement and commented on her outfit choice:

"Not you matching with your car, looking all cute!"

@shopritesakkie assured the happy driver:

"It gets better, I promise. I hope you have unlimited, safe kilometres."

@thefamily_blacksheep0 also added positivity to the comment section:

"Congratulations, and more blessings."

Renault Kwid driver spends R360 to fill up tank

In another article, Briefly News reported about a woman who shared she spent R360 to fill up her tank with petrol while travelling across provinces.

A few people online were stunned at the amount Kwid driver paid, while others remained sceptical.

Source: Briefly News