Ever since I got my driver's license, everyday is a test for me.

[Silverobama]

I wrote the following sentence to express the idea that I once thought taking the driving test was the toughest thing to do, but after I got my license and drove on the road, I've seen many accidents and I then knew that the toughest thing is to drive well and safely on the road.

Ever since I got my driver's license, everyday is a test for me.

Is the italic sentence natural? What would native speakers express the idea?

 

[Rover_KE]

What How would native speakers express the idea?

AE speakers might say that (though every day should be two words.

BE speakers would say/write my driving licence.

 

[Silverobama]

AE speakers might say that (though every day should be two words.

BE speakers would say/write my driving licence.

Is my sentence good now?

Ever since I got my driving license, every day is a test for me.

 

[5jj]

Is my sentence good now?

Ever since I got my driving license, every day is a test for me.

No,

It's driving licence (BrE) or driver's license (AmE).