WORST DRIVERS VS ICY CORNER CHALLENGE | Worst Driver

Our Worst Drivers take on the Icy Corner Challenge
Drivers must drive towards a bend at speed and turn successfully, what they might not realise, is that this is a slippery turn. They must brake in time and take caution slipping and sliding round the bend, trying not to hit the barriers!
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[@SoapMovie2300]

I think you should make new drivers play BeamNG for at least 100 hours, taking different challenges in there before allowing them to drive real car. Game gives you very good idea of how car reacts to certain actions, especially when playing with the wheel.

[@antandilv5174]

beamng taught my 12 year old brother how to drive stick shift irl

[@ador5383]

@@antandilv5174 wish i could do that too but my pc just trash

[@antandilv5174]

@@ador5383 well there are some optimisation mods for beamng which u could try out

[@tonyseedling]

ngl thats a good idea

[@ryanpearce1738]

The only argument I have on this is that for the tarmac surface BEamNG performed a lot different granted it’s getting better update by update and hopefully it will be better but I 100% agree with you

[@ReversedTech]

This is the number one rule in motorcyling lol, looking where you want to go, it's known as target fixation!

[@franciscodinizchico1803]

If you car has ABS, DO NOT release the brake!

[@bigdaddyzoz]

That's only true when you're going straight, if you don't release the brake in this scenario, ABS or not you will crash

[@franciscodinizchico1803]

@@bigdaddyzoz That's not true. If you car has ABS it will automatically release the brake and hold the brake a lot of times per second and then you will be able to turn. If you get spooked by the pedal vibration and release it to try to steer you will stop much further than a car without abs.

[@neoney]

Not true on ice mate

[@bigdaddyzoz]

@@franciscodinizchico1803 you do you, in my experience with 5 different cars(all different brands) only 1 of them was decent with the ABS turned on when maneuvering in icy conditions like this

[@TerranRedsky]

So that's true if it's very rainy but Ice is different. ABS works by comparing wheel speeds to each other so if a wheel locks up and is suddenly way slower than the others it releases and reengage the brakes as you said. The issue is on ice you can actually lock all 4 wheels up which to the car looks like you have stopped moving so the ABS doesn't kick in so you loose pretty much all control. Hope that helps :)

[@abbas61198]

How do these guys have licenses? What’s the requirement in Canada for a drivers license?

[@lassebrustad]

I would guess they don't need one, as bad as these guys are

[@dorsets9295]

does canada have a driving test

[@lassebrustad]

probably not

[@Xanthopteryx]

How can they NOT have ABS?!
It is basically standard since decades.

[@krisavi]

I would guess they turned ABS off on the car they are doing those tests. They explained it in other episode.

[@oneharley3605]

Imagine them trying to drive manuel

[@KDMer_official]

I'm 14 and I can do it lol

[@notmike312]

maybe having them in the car showing them how to do it and explaining it migh get these people to drive

[@RoxusRemo]

That doesnt make funny content for tv though

[@lightsout9171]

Bruh😭 im sixteen and i already know that you should let go of the break if the car is skidding, been driving since 9, haven't driven in snow though, it doesn't snow in SA.. im not a professional or anything though, just a bit experienced

[@KoJIBaCKa]

My favourite show for now. Love that guys

[@krystiankowalski7335]

Damn, Tyler was close enough, shame they didn’t give him a half-pass or something

[@sunnyboah6575]

I think they are mistaking 45kmh for 45mph

[@theGamerzx3]

i would just rip the handbrake and take the corner sideways at that point lmao

[@feud5032]

i think jason takes the cake lmao

[@agalie7139]

Very hard to understand the automatic shift. With manual I would just shift down instead of breaking . Also the modern cars have ABS.

[@markkNL]

shifting down can also cause you to slide, push the clutch when sliding so the only force on the wheels is that of the road, which will give you the best chance of actually having traction and thus being able to steer.

[@agalie7139]

@@markkNL thanks, I will try next winter.

[@brunocarvalho0666]

abs whill still lock your whells in slippery road

[@Xanthopteryx]

@@brunocarvalho0666 ABS will not lock your wheels in a slippery road.

[@Xanthopteryx]

ABS has been around since the 70th. And have been basically standard in Sweden since mid 90th.
That is like... 30 years!

[@Lava8d6c]

My son looking mad

[@kacperklamka671]

Fun fact, in Europe, if your car doesn't have ABS it's illegal to drive it

[@Majkl.]

what are you talking about

[@KDMer_official]

@@Majkl. all cars made later than 2004 in EU are required to have ABS.

[@alexdg66]

@@KDMer_official But that doesn't make the older cars without ABS illegal.

[@josephstjohn3871]

Bollocks

[@doritodarling]

illegal to produce, not to drive

[@RoxusRemo]

Didn't know Canadians used KM over miles!

[@raceshot]

Misinformation
Most cars have ABS, but ABS only works when pressed about 70kg (not sure tbh) so if you start sliding, hit the brakes with your full body weight

[@markovrejic2878]

Never let them drive PLS!!!!!!

[@generalkenobi4322]

isnt there abs???

[@New_polish_femboy]

Why this video makes me angry