Yes there are driving instructors/companies - they are not mandatory though. That Brittany chick just went 11 or 12 times until she got her license. That being said - you can get your license ~6 months early or something (in my province) if you do a driver training course. It 'allegedly' also gives you some sort of deduction(s)/cheaper insurance if you've done it within the last year or five or something. There is a lot of variation/nuance between provinces. Keep in mind that these are THE WORST of the worst. I tend to forget sometimes, I have seen some bad drivers here in town - but nothing like these folk. I think Andrew is actually from my province, can't remember/be bothered to look it up though. I don't really identify with Canada so much to be honest - because of you lot we no longer have our country's sovereignty and have been integrated into canuckistan.

@@FukU2222 thanks for telling me that. I'm not surprised to hear there is differences between provinces and yes, these are the worst of the worst. Not just your ordinary driver who occasionally makes a mistake or struggles from time to time doing a particular manoeuvre. We have the advanced driving scheme which covers night time and motorway driving and that's supposed to give you a discount on your insurance (new drivers only mind you) but really the bonus you'd get is not much.

@@FukU2222 I've seen an episode of CBC Marketplace recently where they show how easy it is to get a truck drivers licence. In all except one province (I think it was Ontario) parking at a loading bay/dock is not a mandatory exam item and because of that no driving instructor bothers to teach it even though you pay for that non mandatory training.

Yeah ^ I am somewhat surprised by this, but not really. Especially after hearing some of the stuff recently - and considering they have a show running in multiple provinces covering truck crash-recovery, ahahah. All the same though, those mountains can def be a slut...