Canada's Worst Driver Crash. Bang. Boom. (Season 14, Episode 4)
TV Episode | 46 min | Documentary, Comedy

Canada's Worst Driver

Crash. Bang. Boom. (Season 14, Episode 4)

TV Episode | 46 min | Documentary, Comedy

With, for the second week in a row, no one having graduated after the latest panel deliberation, six nominees still remain at the Centre. There is only one official challenge this week, the swerve and avoid challenge, the maneuver which is...See moreWith, for the second week in a row, no one having graduated after the latest panel deliberation, six nominees still remain at the Centre. There is only one official challenge this week, the swerve and avoid challenge, the maneuver which is taught to the nominees by Philippe. The maneuver is to be used to avoid hitting something when there is insufficient room to brake before hitting the object. The most difficult aspect of the maneuver may be the natural instinct to brake, which in this case will only lock the vehicle's movement in the direction it is already traveling. The other item which the panel will use to evaluate is the public drives on which Tim takes the nominees individually, he focusing on the aspects which he feels will help each nominee in becoming a more competent driver. Also this week is the annual distracted driving demonstration, which has become more important as cell phone use behind the wheel now accounts for one-quarter of all traffic accidents and as five of the six remaining nominees all routinely and unabashedly use their cell phone behind the wheel. Some of the nominees already know that they being distracted behind the wheel is an issue, and what they say coming out of the demonstration may also impact if they will be considered for graduation. In the deliberation, Darris once again is the question mark, with the experts deliberating on whether he truly has changed, whether they can do anything more for him at the Centre and whether he will be a public safety hazard once outside the proverbial walls of the Centre and the eyes of the panel. In the deliberation, Darris' mother, Jen, also becomes a question mark in if she is true to her word of no longer enabling Darris' behavior by paying all his vehicle related bills, including what would be his $7,000 annual vehicle insurance. Written by Huggo See less

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Andrew Younghusband Self - Host Self - Host See fewer	Canada's Worst Driver (2005)
Karlene Bowen Self - Nominee Self - Nominee See fewer	Canada's Worst Driver (2005)
Tim Danter Self - Head Driving Instructor Self - Head Driving Instructor See fewer	Canada's Worst Driver (2005)
Brittany Dube Self - Nominee Self - Nominee See fewer	Canada's Worst Driver (2005)
Shyamala Kiru Self - Resident Therapist Self - Resident Therapist See fewer	Canada's Worst Driver (2005)
Philippe Létourneau Self - High Performance Driving Instructor Self - High Performance Driving Instructor See fewer	Star Racer (2006)
Descy McMurray Self - Nominee Self - Nominee See fewer	Canada's Worst Driver (2005)
Alexis Pratola Self - Nominee Self - Nominee See fewer	Canada's Worst Driver (2005)
Darris Wilderman Self - Nominee Self - Nominee See fewer	Canada's Worst Driver (2005)
Brandon Wilkins Self - Nominee Self - Nominee See fewer	Canada's Worst Driver (2005)
Cam Woolley Self - Legal Expert Self - Legal Expert See fewer	Canada's Worst Driver (2005)

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