Summary Four nominees are left in the running to be named Canada's Worst Driver Season 13 with the graduation of Travis Murray last week. The next graduate will avoid going into the final for the title. Beyond the three challenges for the week, the expert panel members are more determined to provide assistance catered to the specific needs of each individual, these tasks largely on the shoulders of Tim who takes the nominees on public drives, and Shyamala who has to get through some psychological barriers to the nominees being safe drivers. Shyamala's advice is misconstrued by one, while it leads to another getting conclusive evidence if there is a health/medical rationale for the bad driving. The first of the week's challenges is the know-your-limits slalom, where the nominees drive the slalom course, then decide if they can move the slalom markers closer together and by how much to drive it again successfully. The second is the cross, where the nominees must back a vehicle into each of the four spokes of an enclosed cross. This year, the challenge will be done in a school bus to show the nominees that what they've been taught in rehab applies to vehicles of any length. And the third is the icy corner challenge. The nominees are taught the specifics of doing the challenge successfully by Philippe beforehand. As a similar situation is the underlying cause for Adam's psychological issues behind the wheel, this challenge in particular may be a make or break for him. The choice of the final graduate of the season may come down as much to who is ready to graduate as it is to who would benefit the most from doing the final public drive.

• Comedy
• Documentary