The Poor Gamer They did, don't think it made it past one season.

sadly, there's so many people that could be nominated that it would take longer to count all of nominees than making the episodes..

Just watch a traffic camera in America.

Its 2 years ago but the american version is a joke they dont teach them anything, its just a circus show

@@haziqothman5178 It's sad how American Reality TV does that. Takes a normal concept for a show, Americanizes and Overdramatizes it, then make it so the origin Canadian/UK version can't be found anywhere. Like this sort of show is genius. There's always bad drivers out there, and with many of them, we can sympathize with their stories and experiences. But no, we gotta have explosive personalities, quick edits and music stings, and the worst driver gets rewarded with a brand new car!

ilikeredheads Not in Australia you can't. My test involved a 3-point turn and a reverse park (it was nearly 5 years ago, so I may be wrong, but I still remember doing at least those things)

ilikeredheads insane dude

Agreed. In my test, 3-point turn, reverse parallel park and a reverse around a turn.

Well you use to have to in Canada as well. They did say it was something Breanna's generation doesn't have to do now, and shes 19. So it could have changed relatively recently. I know my youngest brother had to do a 3-point turn, which was about 9 years ago.

Ben Ward, South Australia still has that test, log book still requires almost everything except country driving

Ash Zandbaf I feel bad for him listening to that spoiled bitch whining

why? im sure they are paid .looks like a fun job

Pinkie Love ot when u do the same shit 20 times in a row it would get annoying real quick

Even if it isn't fun it is steady work :)

@@codypendency9482 hey watch you're mouth, you don't call women the b word!!!

I think it's the high speed or just the act of merging I hate Highway driving for completely different reasons: Unless I'm carrying passengers, it's so boring that I often start falling asleep I just take the backroads to where I need to go if I'm alone

I think its the speed and the fact that you can't stop as easily so you need to commit to it until you can leave.

When I was taking drivers ed, my instructor prepared me for highway driving. I learned about blind spots, how much room I needed in order to merge, and so on. So when I went on the highway, as part of my training, I was ready. In fact, it was rather freeing, being able to drive at a higher speed. I wonder how many people just don't get that instruction, and as a result, panic.

@RacinZilla003 I once started following a random motorist that was going my way, not tailgating just following, stopping when they stopped, and everything, we had a silent agreement because at the end of the day... Australia is so isolated you can go 500km between towns and see NOTHING then suddenly within 10 minutes you're in the middle of rush hour traffic of a city, that's from rural bush farmland with indigenous creatures into the city square and another 20 minutes later the city suddenly stops and it's rural again... No, I'm not talking about a small town

City driving is scarier

canadian twisted metal it will be called twisted metal eh

krystal from last season would be named the ultimate canada’s worst driver

They already did that with season 9.

They should have done it again so Krystal could be named the worst of the worst.

Is it bad that I'm genuinely curious as to who'd be worse out of Kevin and Krystal?

What a redemption!

Indeed, though he has that 1000 yd stare that people who have seen too much combat have.

Kind of? She *expects* people to drive her around, daily. Not based on an agreement or pay, no, she just expects it of the people in her life.

Kind of spoiled she is a hypocrite I guess that why her past marriage was a failure

As I said before, she should just move to Halifax and buy a bus pass. Lots of people would benefit greatly from doing such a thing.

Bad Drivers of Moose Jaw welp she will have to change her ways or her children will be in danger for life.

Agreed. I like how they stopped making all this "sad story" about her and her poor kids and showed her the way she really is. Same as JIllian, insults everybody and expects everyone to do everything for her. I mean what kind of mother would just force other people to drive her kids around? Any sane person would move closer to the hospital or learn to drive to take care of their kids.

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@@adamingi You corrected something that didn't need correction, lol.

That's right. Those guys seemed to want to learn. She's just a big crybaby who proves that Breanna is more grown-up than her.

Reesey 17 she's a single mother living off child support more than likely, what do you expect? Lol

i never watched this but jillian seems pretty dramatic and scared of nothing

If I was in this show I would totally destroy it all after officially passing the test

Reesey 17 Nooo I should not have started reading the comments yet!! 😫

Probably the best example of that is Brad and Donna on series 6, and even more so Wil on season 5 even though it was his wife Melissa who was on the show - the problem was him, and he broke down when confronted with that.

Late to the party but... While it's true that this show helped certain people in certain areas, I would like to know why they didn't seek professional help for some of their personal/fundamental issues earlier/first? Did they even seek help? I don't count being "nominated" for some tv show as seeking professional help, and thís is their incentive to only then "seek for help"? A tv show? Really? The guy from E1/2 that perfectly knew how to drive but had road rage/aggressiveness issues. IIRC, didn't his family tell him that he's crazy on the road? Get therapy for his rage issues instead. And in general.. their problem solving skills, mental state and (negative) attitude are just horrible. They don't stay calm and use their brains to even think about the problem and how to fix it. They don't remember stuff they learn(ed)/get told. Makes you wonder how they are even functioning in their daily lives (if this is all acted/scripted, well good for them, but if not...yeah...) Not just that, how did they even get their license in the first place. Still a big question mark to me (some of them are lucky they haven't killed anyone/themselves on the road yet to be honest). It's fun/educational for me to watch this, but it's also infuriating.

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Aleksandar Puharic also, three dots, not four

Oh common, how did you noticed that?

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You knnnow,, this is getting annoyying.....

Wait... isn't "(takes breath) in the world" somehow owned by Jeremy Clarkson? xD

I would rather see a Camaro beat up over a Mustang.

@@subscriber6181 you and me both

Xxblaze191x ikr? it's so fucking easy.. just use ur dam brain

That one bitch can't understand when to step after one vegetable, also when to learn she's getting played.

Ikr , I don't even know how they how they got their licences.

All about confidence.

They DON'T! Eh!

+The New RV Guy I tend to like highway driving as well. However, there are segments that I don't like. I frequently do the 2 hour drive from Reno to Sacramento, and through the town of Truckee (which is at almost 6000' above sea level), portions of I-80 (especially westbound, headed towards Donner Summit) have really bad potholes (a combination of heavy truck traffic and harsh winter conditions in the Sierra Nevadas). Now, road maintenance of I-80 through the Sierra Nevada isn't as high priority as in the Sacramento area, but it is still annoying having to dodge the potholes. If the torn up areas you mentioned on I-20 are in the rural areas, then I think it's understandable. I'd say it's a different story if this were in some of the urban areas along I-20 (from Google Maps, Aiken, Lexington/Columbia, Camden and Florence look to be big urban areas along that highway).

I'll take slow winding narrorw roads with chances of reversing any day over highways. It's so freakin boring, and I get to think about my car driving phobia a bit too much. (Which is being worked on like crazy. I'm on my fifth day as a taxi driver. Ofc, it's obvious I've gotten really far since therapy, but those loooong stretches of road where I get bored can still be a challenge.)

I got hit by a semi-trailer on the highway in a snowstorm, within two weeks I was back on the highway.

I live in Calgary where the two seasons are winter and road construction, so I avoid driving around here because It's boring. I usually take the Train.

The New RV Guy haha at least it's not under construction 24/7 for the past 10 years, like i-75 in Ohio. Haha

Fr. I liked it more when it was just 480p but stutter-free. BUT we’re watching it for free, so I won’t complain too much

Emperor Karl Franz Ruler of the Empire If it were me I would require all new drivers to pass many of the challenges in this show to get their license in addition to the public road test.

On my first driving test, I don't remember reversing much. But I do remember when I got back to base, so to speak, I decided to reverse into the parking spot. They were also diagonal, and I had to make a 135 degrees (I estimate?) turn from where I was coming from. I did what I saw my brother doing time and again, and turned diagonally before reversing (so it now was just 90 degree turn left) I might add, there was no cars there, so just stripes I had to go between luckily. By pure chance, I ended up prefectly centered between them, and made it look pro. Couldn't believe my luck...

Ever had to reverse irl? That's why you practice reversing on your test. So the examiner knows you can do it properly and confidently enough not to hurt you, your car or other people and their cars around you.

@@Rexal_The_Saltiest_Brit but they're saying that, at least in Canada, you are no longer required to reverse on your driver's test, which many of us find strange because, as you mentioned, it is a useful tool.

One woman asked when would anyone ever use the reversed flick and I’ve heard too many horror stories about people almost being robbed and killed in the dead of night in the middle of nowhere. When would you use it? To get away.

Melanie just pisses me off anyway.

No kidding. With her attitude I can see why she’s single

@@caileighlong5561 and with her brains I can make a guess as to why she got pregnant 4 times at that young age and without the ability to actually transport her kids anywhere

more like her friend Jillian when she was the contestant s11, she cried many freaking time. Jillian 2.0 i guess

It's mostly anxiety. If the contestants wouldn't freak out about what they were doing they'd have the brain power to do almost everything that scares them. They can't even claim to be task saturated like some of the distracted drivers in the show. I sympathize but realistically, as every single one of the driving instructors points out, they have to practice in order to overcome their fears. Especially with a tool box and checklist at their disposal of what to do, they will he fine. It's when they forget to signal, decide, and drive that things go to crap. I think the saying in aviation is no matter what's happening aviate,navigate, THEN deliberate. In other words focus on driving the vehicle using the skills you practice, don't go into trouble shooting panic attack land when you still need to pilot the vehicle. (My dad's favorite saying when he taught us how to drive).

I have a feeling the only reason she agreed to go was because Christina told her she wouldn't drive her anymore

Lol I seriously don't know how they passed. I'm from Toronto and went to a university that is in a town next to Kitchener (Waterloo). If anyone I knew or myself pulled that during the exam or with a driving instructor, we would've failed instantly. Like one of my friends failed 3 or 4 times cause he was just too timid and scared. so.... I really don't know who passed these people.

I’m from the town right next to Edmonton, where most of CWD are from, and I had to take a 20 hour/10 day course with an instructor, and have at least 40hrs behind the wheel before going for the road test, but none of it really matters because they’ll pass pretty much anyone here.

I really don’t know how they got their license. Probably shitty examinators? Here in quebec you have to do 8 hours of theory classes before even getting your learner’s permit, then you have to do 14 more theory hours, and 15 hours on the road with an instructor. I’m almost done! Also, you need to have had your permit for 10 months before the final theory exam, and 12 months before the practical exam

Didn't he quit driving?

He did buy another car, although like Mike Butt from series 5 I think he went back to the start and started learning again. I've been expecting Andrew to do a drive with Jillian all through the series to see if she's really improved as much as she says, although in fairness she wasn't that bad a driver technically, it was her psychological barriers that were the problem for her. I mean, she wasn't Joe or anything, who was clearly more than capable technically, but she was fine compared to most contestants on the show. Ashley has some of the same psychological barriers but isn't as good a driver overall. With Melanie, we're seeing the signs of Stephanie standing up to her but it really depends how she will see it. Jillian was relying entirely on Mitch, so when he was removed or they got him to stand up to her, it helped in the long run. I worry with Melanie that she'll respond more like Scott did when Danny flipped at him - "I need to find a new sucker friend". She's so used to other people bailing her out that she doesn't even comprehend the need for her to pull her weight. I think the show started out on the tone of Melanie needing the help because she struggles to cope, but it's gradually showing her in the light of not really wanting to cope and expecting others to solve her problems for her, or to somehow get good at driving by magic, whereas the others, Shayne especially, look like they really want to improve. Shayne reminds me of Michael in Canada's Worst Driver Ever - he's close but not quite there, repeatedly.

wasnt he caught masterbating on the show?

randomrazr what episode XD

does anyone reember flora

Right and left arrow keys skip ahead and back. On a phone you can double or triple tap left or right.

Recapping is a relic of old television. When new tv show episodes would air once a week and have to remind you what happened last time. Now we have the ability to binge shows so recapping what you saw a minute ago is annoying.

Sometimes, the Hero car doesn't last the entire season and has to be "put down."

And by put down, I suspect you mean getting it ready to spend some time with crushed Coke cans...

@@Ward1706 no more like buried into ground “down”

mutilator97 that’s fucking rude but true at the same time.

yup yup.

Yup yup yup.

Emo Kitten the 2 belong to each other.