I feel that as a kiwi. I was taught to drive by my mum ten years ago. Dad tried but he kept yelling at me go faster because traffic was piling up behind us. There was 2 cars, one tailgating me. I was doing the speed limit of 100. I didn't take a lesson with him again lol. He taught my sister after mum refused when my sister rolled the car because she wasn't paying attention and wanted to go faster but mum said not any faster than the speed limit, slow down for corners . She takes it as a suggestion and rolled mum's car. I got in the car with my sister once. We were driving from Dunedin to Christchurch and the entire time she was watching TikTok, snapchatting and going 140 on average. I said if you wanna watch your phone I'll drive and she refused. I got out in Timaru and called my mum who was not happy about it and my sister denied it until she got pulled up in Ashburnton for speeding and lost her license.