Summary With Faith-Ann Stone being the third graduate, there are five participants left for the title of Canada's Worst Driver. As time has progressed, some of the participants' core problems have gotten worse, while others have surfaced. Manuel is continually berating himself for feeling stupid by not understanding what he's doing wrong. David is still continually listening to his friend George, who is continually giving him bad advice. Madalena is feeling more entitled to graduate despite not changing her behavior. Heather is still relying on the advice of her husband Ernie. But Chris is feeling more confident and analytical. The participants' first challenge is to drive through a narrow course with a trailer attached to their car. This course includes a section in backing up the car and trailer. Each is given a lesson in this task first by Scott. On the actual challenge, many require Scott's assistance in completing the course. The second challenge is one in parking lot courtesy. There are only two spots for five cars, with two other spots ultimately opening up, leaving one car without a spot. The added problem for some is that they have a larger car to maneuver. The experts have the harshest words for those who exhibit immoral behavior. The third challenge is a high speed one on an icy course with many turns. Scott once again provides a lesson to each before the challenge. Regardless of how she does on this test, Madalena is determined to at least look good. Before the graduation, each participant is given a physical examination by a kinesiologist to see if he/she has any physical issue that is impeding their driving. Heather is given some news that is easily fixable. At graduation, Manuel looks certain to be the one to leave, but will a grievous error on the last challenge blow his chances of graduating?

• Comedy
• Documentary