Should I correct my 17 month old dog with the remote collar for anxiety in the car?

I would use a crate in the vehicle and start having her spend time in there doing nothing. When I get a new puppy they spend time each day hanging out in the vehicle in a crate. They may be fed in there, they get treats for going in and I often give them a bone or something special to make them look forward to getting in the van. My 16 week old puppy just went on a 3000 mile road trip with me, we got home 2 days ago. At 10 weeks we did a 4500 mile trip to California, Oregon and Montana. I spent the first 2 weeks after bringing him home from the breeder putting him in the crate in the van every day while it was in our driveway (in the shade). I also did short trips to town when running errands or going into the office.

Since she has a negative reaction to traveling the first step in fixing it would be to neutralize the experience being in the car when you aren’t planning on going anywhere. I would not correct her for this, it doesn't seem fair to me since it's anxiety and not necessarily disobedience. I think most dogs do better in a crate if they have issues, you can also take a lightweight sheet and cover the openings so she can't see out. She may be feeling queasy and that could be the cause of the panting and drooling. You run the risk of making her more anxious by using the collar when she’s in a worried state of mind.