Transport idioms: Drive

1. In the driver's seat: In English if someone is in control the situation or in charge of something we can say they are in the driver's seat.


2. A backseat driver: if someone tries to take control the situation but they are not responsible for. They can be called a backseat driver


3. A Sunday driver: We call someone who drives in an annoying  slow speed a Sunday driver 


For example:  I think I'm always in the driver's seat in my studying and I like working as a team with other people, which will improve my knowledge and my skill. But I really really don't like working with people like a backseat driver who don't know anything about what has to do or how to do it, however they always tell other people should or shouldn't do.