Canada’s Worst Driver - Season 14 Episode 3

With no one graduating after the last expert evaluation, six nominees remain at the Centre. The first challenge is the figure eight reversing challenge, which all the nominees will do with the other nominees as their passengers. Andrew provides them a demonstration that they can successfully complete the challenge by using the side view mirror on the inside of the turn, which they need to hug to prevent their front end from hitting anything on the outside of the curve due to front end swing. The second challenge is the trough challenge, which is designed to see if they know where their wheels are at all times. Andrew provides a further demonstration that in turns, the rear wheels take a tighter turn than the front wheels, meaning that to complete the challenge successfully, they will have to take the turns as wide as possible otherwise their rear wheels will fall off the trough in the turn. The car once again will be equipped with a bird's eye camera which will allow the drivers to see where their wheels are via the screen attached to the camera. The third challenge is the annual shoulder check challenge, with the nominees needing to merge into the clear lane, and the course driven at 70 kph. Philippe provides a lesson in the concept of the blind spot in needing to do a shoulder check, and not just relying on what one sees in their side view mirrors. During the evaluation, the primary question mark remains Darris, who wants to graduate but who learns some information this week which may affect his ability to drive in the outside world.