A midlands driving instructor believes bad habits can be passed to the back seat.
Parents need to take responsibility for their behaviour while driving according to a midlands driving instructor.
Michael Hogan of Hogan School of Motoring in Portlaoise believes bad habits in the car can be passed down to those in the back seat.
He says even though the roads may be getting more stressful, it's important to exercise some self-control:
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