Canada's Worst Driver: A Very Dangerous TV Show

You don’t live in Canada

“socialism is when no car” beautifully said kurtis, beautifully said.

The little smirk that Crystal had as she said “I’ll get off of the sidewalk” makes me believe she actually could be a bad person.

I love how when Daniella was having a panic attack while driving, the instructor was so confused she said “Just drive!” 💀

I really appreciate Kurtis for defending the girl whom has panic attack whilst driving. I lost my mothers in a car accident and had my leg amputated and react the exact same whenever I get near a car, thanks my stabby lil fella <3

Tyler claiming he needs a few beers to be calm enough to drive means he should go to actual rehab bc he's an alcoholic. Like bro. Holy shit.

How did Kurtis say “driver” without saying a “I barely know her” joke, who is this man impersonating Kurtis.

I am not fully convinced the psychic lady was real. “I can’t drive because I’m too busy telling the future” is the most cartoonishly absurd excuse I have ever heard in my life lmaoooo

I remember Krystal. She was so dangerous and addicted to her phone while driving . Andrew tried taking her phone away she'd throw fits, she verbally abused everyone, including her brother, and thought she was better than she was. I think her till for accidents before coming to the show was double digits I'm pretty sure, not just Andrew, but an instructor, walked out on her

“You’re probably the worst driver we’ve ever had here. The way you drive can only be described as the driving of a horrible person” -Andrew YoungGangster

Kurtis on living in Canada: "I love it. I mean, it's fine." The most Canadian sentiment ever

In one season of the dutch version of this show, one of the contestants lost control of the wheel during some kind of test and actually hit the host, who then had to go to the hospital. Shock and surprise, that contestant went on to 'win' the season

kurtis yelling "andrew younghusband" whenever andrew does something stupid like a mother scolding her child 😭😭

I can't help but laugh at Krystal, because all I see is Velma struggling to drive

The rest of the world: wow Canadians are so polite and great people! Tyler: 20 hit and runs in a year, and drinking and driving

Krystal ended up getting diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, and sought mental health treatmwnt and got official driving classes (which she had never had before). She gave a quote after this: "I'm not saying that borderline personality disorder is an excuse to drive like an a--hole but it's a large part of why I drove like that. But now I know better and I can do better." She said that the show was a harsh reality check, and pushed her to get help.

The panic attack thing hit me SO hard. I actually don't have a license yet because of my anxiety, and I don't think it should be so normal and necessary to have a license to the point that people like me and Danielle would be forced to get one. It's actually so commendable that she purposefully sought out a job she can do at home so that she has to drive as little as possible. She shouldn't have been put on a show like this to "get over her fear", because - apart from the obvious danger - the pressure is not gonna make it ANY better! I myself live in a country with pretty good public transport, and over time my anxiety has gotten better so that I might go to driving school soon.

I used to love this show as a kid when I thought "just be a better driver" was the answer, but its obvious that a lot these contestants just need therapy and long-term support. So many "reality shows" have interesting ideas, but they just can't help but exploit people who are actually struggling and putting them on display for everyone else to laugh at

I would never end up on Canada's Worst Driver because I am Canada's Best Delivery Driver. Apologies to other canadian delivery drivers, I'm sure your driving skills are very good aswell.

7:48 if you’re so nervous about driving that you have to drink first, it might be a good idea to just stop driving. And go to therapy