He’s spent over $20,000 to upgrade his vehicle but then drove it fast enough to receive a $2300 speeding ticket? More money than common sense? We’ll find out!
He’s a stressed out driver with a dream of wanting to drive with the “cool” guys. The first participant is Azim Kanji and he’s from Edmonton. Let’s take a look at season 8’s participants As the weeks continue, keep checking back here to find out what happened and maybe what should have happened. Over the past couple of years I’ve been able to provide insight toward what those drivers were doing and what they could have done differently. Have you ever thought about your own driving? Have you ever made a comparison between one of the participants of Canada’s Worst Driver and your own driving? Maybe you should.
Why would having your personality and driving abilities being made fun of be considered glamorous?Ĭonsidering that we all see bad drivers almost every day we drive, there’s something about wanting to watch people fail as they drive. And as past years, they all want to go home after just a few days because it wasn’t as “glamorous” as they thought it was. There are actually thousands who have “applied’ to be bad enough to be on the show. Are there really that many people across our country who want to embarrass themselves on national television? Apparently there are. When I first appeared as a judge during their first 3 seasons, I never thought it would last this long. Well, it’s happening again another season of Canada’s Worst Driver. Posted in Adjusting to vehicles, angry driving, backing up, backseat drivers, Canada's Worst Driver, cell phone law, cell phones, checking the mirror, cognitive training, collision free driving, collisions, common sense, communicating, cooperative driving, defensive driving, demerit points, distracted driving, driver responsibility, driver risk taking, driver stress, driver training, driver's license, driving articles, driving attitude, driving basics, driving fears, driving habits, Driving in traffic, driving instructor, driving manners, driving role model, driving skills, etiquette, Keeping a licence, learning to drive, mirror use, passenger safety, passion for safe driving, practising driving skills, Proactive driving, racing on public roads, responsible driving, right of way, risk taking, road rage, safe driving, Scott Marshall, sharing the road, speeding, steering techniques, Uncategorized
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