In episode two the learning process begins with a challenge on how to handle a car, by using a sunroof and a tank of water. The wetter you were the worse you did. Next challenge was parallel parking with a twist it had to be done with a fire hose simulating rain. The last challenge of the show was night driving through an obstacle course.

With one driver gone an seven left episode three starts off a little backwards or should I say reverse. Challenge number one of the show is reversing when confronted by a tractor on a one way street. This challenge gives the drivers a jump start on the second challenge of the day which is there knowledge and the mechanics of the 3 point turn. The last challenge is a fun one it’s called “Eye of the Needle”. The contestants have to drive at 60 km/h or above in a straight trying not to hit any boxes on either side of there car.

With three new challenges and only 5 drivers left the bad are leaving and the terrible are the only ones left. The first challenge makes the drivers drive a big yellow truck backwards through an obstacle course. The second challenge puts Canada’s worst drivers in the passenger seat in a blindfold navigation challenge, where the nominators are force to driver blindfold as the contestants tell them where to go. The last challenge was drive a standard car up a hill without stalling it.

In this episode of Canada’s worst drivers, the worst drivers have to try to turn the corner. Then, the drivers have experience parking lot chaos and the results are a clumsy ballet of bumps, blows and menacing moves. Is the panel of experts ready to let one of Canada's worst driver go?

In this episode, the worst drivers must manoeuvre a van, that’s packed full of breakables objects, through an obstacle course. Then, they are given directions to go from point A to point B, and to find their way through a city. Has anyone earned the right to graduate from the Driver’s Rehabilitation Centre in this episode?

Today, the remaining drivers have to get behind the wheel of a pickup truck and maneuver through an obstacle course.

In the final episode of this season of Canada's Worst Driver. The remaining drivers have to face the biggest challenge yet -- driving in the streets of Old Montreal. At the end of the episode, Canada's worst driver will be revealed.

A new wave of Canada's worst drivers arrived!

Our new candidates to Canada's worst driver title have to face challenges involving parallel parking, lane control, and reversing. Has anyone improved enough to graduate from the Driver's Rehabilitation Centre?

In this episode of Canada's worst drivers, the candidates are going back to the basic of driving and have to learn road sign recognition and reversing in a straight line.

In this episode, Canada's worst driver have to take a smooth driving course, but it turns into a shower of failure. They also have to test their navigation skills in a navigational challenge.

Canada's worst drivers try to turn the corner - but it's not that easy when they're in the middle of a moat. Then, they dare to navigate the public roads at night, searching for party supplies as well as their dignity. Finally, the remaining drivers screech and steer their way through a speed slalom course full of surprises. As always, the panel of experts watch the play-by-play to decide which driver - if any - will be merging back onto Canadian roads.

By now, these pitiful drivers are begging to leave the Drivers Rehabilitation Centre. But first, they must face their fears in an off road course through the Rehab Center's very own desert. Then they encounter blindfolds and a very challenging stick shift.

This final episode of crashes, crunches and driver destruction answers just that: Our last three drivers take turns parking a tent trailer, redefining the term "jack-knife". Then it's on to the daunting Mega Challenge, before they are released onto the ultimate driving challenge - downtown Toronto! The time has come for the team of experts to single out the worst of the worst as one unlucky driver is given the dubious title this season of Canada's Worst Driver.

This special episode follows each driver's personal journey in rehab – from the first drive to the Driver's Rehabilitation Centre to the rush-hour road finale in downtown Toronto - we also look back at the breakthroughs and breakdowns that made the drivers' experiences so unforgettable.

Another eight dangerous, yet licensed, drivers are brought to the Driver Rehabilitation Center. Who will be declared Canada's Worst Driver for 2007?

The only thing they have to fear is fear itself...and each other.

Parallel parking? No problem! Parallel parking a school bus? Ummmmmmm....

Possibly the most bizarre driving test ever conceived: the two-car teeter-totter.

The remaining five contenders for the title of Canada's Worst Driver must learn how to deal with off-road conditions.

The final four learn how to maneuver with a trailer hitch....or not.

The final three drivers in the Drivers Rehabilitation Center are taken for their final test: the roads of Ontario.

Andrew Younghusband counts down the 101 most common mistakes perpetrated by motorists today. Almost all of these mistakes will earn you a traffic ticket...if you're lucky.

A new group of dangerous drivers come to the Driver Rehabilitation Center to try and work out their personal driving issues and avoid being named Canada's Worst Driver.

This week, the nominees learn to handle a large delivery truck, how to corner on ice and how to parallel park on an actual city street.