But... There's plenty of specialist driving for which you have to take training. Racetrack driving where you need an Advanced Open Water ticket (OK, racetrack certification).A vehicle analogy was made earlier and I would like to add one. When I talk to certain divers who keep pushing their advanced training I frequently ask what advanced driver training they have taken such as skid-pan, crash avoidance etc. Invariably then answer is none but all of them spend more time driving than diving and the death statistics can be scary.
Then there's offroad driving where you may have attended some course/workshop in how to drive. Sure, just like diving, you could have worked it out for yourself.
Desert driving? How to get yourself out of trouble when you've sunk in a sandpit?
Point is, normal driving's a lot like a cattle boat dive in a resort. Technical diving is a lot of speciality skills, especially to prevent "problems" which often equate to death & injury.