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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.

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

With the title of Canada's Worst Driver looming, the three remaining motorists begin by riding in a car together as each one attempts to reverse in a simple line. Later, our drivers are determined to show everyone what they've learned at rehab. Using all the knowledge they've acquired, they attempt this year's Mega Challenge. Finally, our remaining three tackle a public drive through the busy downtown core of Hamilton, Ontario. As the drivers wait with anticipation, the experts make their final decisions. One driver graduates and the title of Canada's Worst Driver is finally crowned.

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.

The pressure is on for our remaining drivers to prove to the experts that they have the skills to return to public roads.

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?

With Santana Pike being named the second graduate, six nominees remain at the Centre. The nominees' first challenge is to test if they know how fast they are driving by covering their speedometer. They are required to drive at both 50kph and 70kph, the latter which also entails them hitting on their brakes at a given point to avoid hitting a wall, which they should be able to do if they are indeed driving at the requested speed. Their second challenge is the annual water tank challenge, which includes a straightaway acceleration and deceleration section, a forward precision ...

This final episode of crashes, crunches and outright destruction determines who's unfit to get their car keys back; one unlucky driver is named Canada's Worst Driver.

For the past nine seasons host Andrew Younghusband has tackled the hazards of winter driving, adapted high-performance tips from the racetrack, and manouvered through big city gridlock. And now, for Season 10, CANADA’S WORST DRIVER contends with the most rampant challenge on the roads today: Distracted driving.

With only 4 drivers remaining, the pressure is on to impress the expert panel. Our abysmal drivers begin this episode by attempting the Three Point Turn Challenge. This should be easy as 1- 2- 3... but remember we are dealing with Canada's Worst Drivers.

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

The nominees for Canada's Worst Driver tackle a series of driving challenges in the hope of getting their keys back and leaving the Driver Rehabilitation Centre.

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.

In an episode devoted entirely to smooth turning, the first order of business for our 5 remaining drivers is a lesson in the dangers of distracted driving.

The nominees learn how to avoid suddenly appearing objects, how to do donuts in their cars and take on the lane changing challenge, where tempers threaten to boil over.

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

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.

With Ian Brannan being named perhaps surprisingly the first graduate of the season - he being so named because he recognized the bad driving choices he was making - there are seven nominees left at the Drivers' Rehabilitation Centre. The panel believes the distracted driving demonstration is more important now than ever with cell phone use causing driving accidents being on the rise. Four of the remaining nominees are addicted to their cell phone while driving, another who would use it if his passengers would allow it, and another whose distraction is eating and drinking while ...

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.

With rehab well under way, our remaining drivers being this episode with a sweet treat.

Only seven drivers remain at the Rehab Centre and our drivers begin by all boarding a school bus together as they each take turns attempting to manoeuver the giant school bus around a figure eight track.

Driver training is well underway and eight of the country's most appalling drivers and their nominators begin by being paired up and tackle the Reverse Head-to-Head Challenge.

There are five nominees left at the Centre with the graduation of George Firth. Before the next set of challenges, Andrew tries to impress on the five the importance of proper seating behind the wheel and the negative consequences of not doing so if/when an air bag is deployed. The first challenge for the five is to do a three point turn in a school bus in an enclosure. This task may be difficult for some who either do not grasp the concept or who do not even know what a three point turn is. The second and third challenges require Philippe to teach them the associated and related...

Our six remaining drivers still stuck in rehab get thrown in the deep end in this episode dedicated entirely to driving stick.

For the first episode we are introduced to the eight driver's and the people who nominated them for the show. As well as the the team of experts assigned to help make each person a better driver. The challenges included the drive to the Rehab Centre and Stopping.

The country's most awful drivers and their nominators begin by carrying out the simplest of tasks in our Hilly Rails challenge, This task involves attempting to drive in a straight line... driving forwards and then backwards along rails lined up over a shallow water drop. Next, the drivers keep an eye on where they want to go -- and head to the infamous Eye of the Needle Challenge. Finally, the remaining drivers all pile into a bus and tackle the Reverse Figure Eight Challenge. All of the candidates think they know the technique, but learning to use side mirrors may prove to be more difficult than it looks. One driver graduates after showing an improvement and our experts continue to watch closely to determine who will be Canada's Worst Driver.

The remaining drivers take on the Teeter Totter and the Water Tank Challenge.

Eight of the country's most appalling drivers and their nominators begin the rehabilitation process by first driving to The Rehab Centre, situated at an undisclosed Ontario military location. This year's drivers begin their Basic Training with some skills evaluation. Our Basic Assessment Challenge reveals a dreadful lack of even the most fundamental driving abilities in all of the candidates. Our group of experts considers this bunch to be the worst group of drivers we've ever had at the Driver's Rehabilitation Centre, and it's anybody's guess at this point as to who ultimately will be branded Canada's Worst Driver.

In this episode, the six remaining drivers begin with the basics...mastering the 4 steps of a perfect lane change. Sound simple but guess what? It isn't. Then as day becomes night, it's not over for our abysmal 6 as they are dropped off in the middle of nowhere. Their mission: to find their way back to their hotel in our Night Time Navigational Challenge. Finally, our drivers learn the fastest way to turn around as they try to master the perfect Hand Brake J-Turn. One driver avoids the title and returns to public roads. Our experts continue to watch closely to determine who will be Canada's Worst Driver.

The remaining drivers face the Icy Corner Challenge.

The country's most appalling drivers begin this episode in a busy parking lot. Frustrations rise as they each attempt to maneuver and secure a parking space. Then, stress levels elevate as our abysmal drivers attempt to parallel park. It will be a tight squeeze for our drivers as they attempt the challenge in a massive automobile. Later, our drivers try their hand at the Trough. Knowing where your wheels are has never been more important. Finally, the "worst" tackle a true Canadian driving task as they slide into the Icy Corner Challenge. Learning the proper method to taking an icy corner has never been more frightening. Once our drivers finish their day, our panel of experts make their decision. One driver heads back onto the public roads and we continue the search for Canada's Worst Driver.

The final four drivers tackle some of the toughest challenges they've seen in rehab to date. It all begins as the remaining drivers get behind the wheel of a powerful 4x4 and attempt to complete an Off Road Challenge. With last episode's result being so poor, we revisit the "know where your wheels are challenge". The twist - our final four must complete The Trough in reverse. Finally, our final four learn the skills needed for a high speed Swerve and Avoid. The results are disastrous. It's an explosive episode you don't want to miss. At the end of this episode, one lucky driver graduates avoiding the title and our experts narrow the field to the 3 finalists in the search for Canada's Worst Driver.

The nominees learn how to back up a recreational vehicle and check their blindsides while driving down a course.

The nominees find themselves being tested on a basic driving skill: merging in traffic. However, when the nation's worst drivers are involved, anything can happen.

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?

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.

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.

With such a poor showing at the first reverse challenge, the remaining 7 drivers attempt another reversing challenge. This time they will be going head to head around a tricky Reverse Figure 8. Next, our drivers attempt to decipher the meaning of road signs. You'll be amazed at some of the answers! Later, it's tight manoeuvring as they attempt to move a car laterally in our S-turn Challenge. Finally, our drivers put the pedal to the medal as they demonstrate their driving abilities - or lack there of - in the infamous Eye of the Needle Challenge. Our driving experts quickly realize that basic manoeuvring is not a strong point for Canada's Worst Drivers. One driver is sent home and the experts continue to scrutinize as the search continues for Canada's Worst Driver.

In this episode, the six remaining drivers still stuck in Rehab find themselves preoccupied as they manoeuvre and multi-task their way through the Distraction Demonstration. Next, our abysmal drivers are going in circles as they attempt to execute Drifting Donuts. Finally, an old favourite is back and our drivers attempt to drive as smoothly as possible through the trusty Water Tank Challenge. It turns out the final six wind up very wet behind the ears when it comes to smooth driving. As our drivers towel off, our panel of experts make their decision. Another driver heads home and we continue the search for Canada's Worst Driver.

As pressure builds amongst the drivers, tempers flare.

In this final episode of the series, the remaining three face some of the biggest challenges in the show's history. First, our atrocious trio attempt the Reverse Serpentine Challenge. It sounds simple enough, and it should be, except for the simple fact that these are the absolute worst of Canada's worst drivers. Then it's the Mega Challenge - which combines the most challenging aspects of every course our drivers have faced across the series. Finally the drivers take their final exam: a drive through the City of Toronto during rush hour, with Andrew as their passenger! Watch this exciting final episode to find out who escapes national humiliation... and who is finally named Canada's Worst Driver.

The newest batch of bad drivers arrive near the town of Dunnvlle, Ontario to begin the process of determining who is Canada's Worst Driver for this season.

The remaining drivers learn about the dangers of distracted driving

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.

Nominees participate in challenges that involve a teeter totter for cars and a braking in a tight corner. One nominee gets bogged down in a mud pit in an outdoor challenge.

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.

The remaining drivers start by quickly becoming distracted behind the wheel and learn how dangerous distracted driving can really be. It becomes quite clear that old habits need to change. Next, our drivers are paired-up and tackle the Head-to-Head Challenge. The race is on to see who understands the S-Turn. It is a challenge that is going to be double the fun and double the frustration. Finally, the drivers race down the track and are required to check their blind spot to succeed in this task. Checking their blind spot remains to be challenging for some of our abysmal drivers. It's anybody's guess at this point as to who ultimately will be branded Canada's Worst Driver.