Is it just me or is this season full of thug life situations. Last episode BABA G with legendary theres cemetery and now Cam with this :D I love it. (Update BABA G killed it again: I like action :D)
This is a damn good program, glad I found it. Wish they had this in the US. I'll find 8 nominees on my way home from work. That being said, I really want to do this course!
You had it in the US. Outrageously though, like every thing else in your country, I am not embarrassed to say, it was a CONTEST (against other participants). No lessons, the goal being not to train/teach but just to offer viewers another spectacle of dumb people.
One thing I've always loved about this show, is all the optical gags Andrew partakes in when introducing challenges. You can tell someone on this show just loves doing these things.
personally the only time when i think hes being funny is when hes reacting to the drivers or making fun of them, thats where the true comedy of the show is, i wish he didnt do the skits
Joe's problem is he defines himself as a macho dude and he considers his reckless driving a big part of that. He also drives for work and that can make you arrogant as you tend to think your experience makes you less vulnerable and more "right" than the others on the road. That's an easy trap to fall into. It's also pretty easy to get out of. I used to be a speed demon until I heard the genuine fear in the voice of someone who cared for me. Still love speed but a busy public road is not the time and place for it.
I can respect a need for speed as long as you satisfy that need in a safe place like on a track. Pretty sure most race tracks have days where you can take your own vehicle on them and just drive around them. Don’t understand why people who find driving safe boring don’t just do that instead of making the roads dangerous for others
@@Jan_Iedema In one of the earlier seasons, they introduced one of the contestants to Go-kart racing specifically for this reason. I wonder why they never did it again.
Does anyone else wonder how they would do in these challenges? It would be really cool to do these tests even though I'm a good driver myself, although sometimes the tests actually do seem pretty hard.
Maarten van Heek yeah most people wouldn’t be able to do it because they can’t really predict how big the car is, although the car has a camera for going backwards.
I know, right! I'm not entirely sure I would do all these challenges first try, in an unfamiliar car, and I've had my license for over 10 years now, no accidents, no nothing :P
Was thinking the same. But if you hear that there is no need in reversing with a car on tests, it's normal you have crap drivers. In Belgium, the test is 3-fold: Theoretical (knowing the traffic rules), manoeuvers in a confined space of the exam center (If you fail there, forget the rest of the exam) and a test with the instructor and examinator on the road (2 minor errors allowed, major one means no license).
Dorientje Woller in my country you have to get 90% on paper test like all the rules and shit and then you have to drive with instructor for 35 days and then you have to pass the first aid test which the questions are retarded and then you can do the driving test and if you fail one thing you fail everything
In my country you need to graduate driving school when you learn the theory and have about 14 lessons with the instructor, including on-road driving. Then you will need to path theory test with 2 mistakes out of 20 questions allowed and if you pass - driving test, where driving backwards and parallel parking are usual tasks.
In the US, the only reversing I had to was parallel parking and a k turn. The writing test only need a 70% I think, and depending on the age, you didn't need to have any instructor time. No high ways or anything on the test. Just go in a loop, turn around, stop at stop signs, park. Nothing else to it.
I'm watching this as an American and I forget that the speed goes in kilometers per hour and not miles. It freaks me out just a little bit every time lol
The therapist seems pretty useless considering every time they talk about social or emotional issues she stays quiet while the instructors are the ones talking
It could be that she spoke to the drivers. She cannot legally discuss anything someone has told her unless there is an imminent danger to themselves or others. She could also be talking with the cameras off in case the topic gets too close to divulging protected information.
She's had significant discussions with others on previous seasons and they have stated that unless given permission by a "contestant" she isn't supposed to bring up their conversations on camera.
@@97I30T I'm pretty sure Shyamala is legally unable to talk about what the contestants say to the others, especially on camera. Shes not some pretty face, she does work and a lot of it with the contestants and due to patient confidentiality (or whatever it's named exactly) she can't say a thing about it to the others, let alone in public on tape without their consent.
i always say, i have three mirrors and a camera.... because the camera cannot replace the three mirrors, all it does is *add* another viewing angle.... you can be reversing with the camera and hit a car on the left or right side, because the camera still has blind spots.... use your mirrors, every time, in conjunction with the camera, not replaced by it.
snoopdogie187 not on smaller obstacles behind the vehicles. Since most of the cars people buy today are actually crossovers, SUVs or pickup trucks, the rear view mirror is less useful than ever before. The side view mirrors are still just as useful though.
I was referencing the side mirrors. The rear view mirror I mainly use when coming to a stop on a road just to quickly make sure the car behind me is going to stop also. The side mirrors provide a lot of information, they just have to be adjusted properly. Especially in taller SUVs.
Luckily 360* birds eye systems eliminate that problem with the old single back up camera systems, and though it these 360 systems are significantly better, it’s always good to use all your points of reference when driving:/)
I think it was also about ratings... he struck me as an asshole but one that knew how to handle a car well enough that he wouldn't have much entertainment value on the show as far as fucking up the tests. So they covered their bases by getting him to promise about speeding and got him off the show ASAP.
I'm surprised Andrew said he could understand 110, 120 kmph on a 100-limit road, considering wasn't it last season they did a 10-over challenge to show how badly that could go?
He wasn't endorsing to go 120 in a 100 zone. The highest he could understand is 115. And I think what he is trying to say is that he wouldn't be mad at someone going 15 over the speed limit. He wouldn't recommend it or do it himself but going 15 over wouldn't be idiotic.
Fat has nothing to do with it. I'm used to be a fatty - as fat as he is. There's zero difference between my driving then and my driving now, except then I was too flipping lazy to shoulder check. I've driven everything from teeny cars to big trucks. No difference. He's just full of excuses - blaming a vehicle design. LOL
They shouldn't even be turning around to see backwards, use mirrors. They lose control of everything by turning around.. Both sides and front == cant see shit there.. 6
If they look hard then you must not be good at driving. You might be a good legal driver. However reversing is super easy it’s common sense and confidence.
If the car companies would STOP making all the windows on the car doors smaller, then they wouldn't need technology to depend on! Smaller windows means you are not able to see more of your surroundings. Even trying to adjust my rear view mirror, as I was taught, I see more of the rear dash then the areas I'm suppose to see through the rear window.
The Windows are partly getting smaller because of new safety features like improved airbags that take up more space in the pillars, making the Windows smaller
Cars these days are required to be able to support their weight when they roll onto the roof, and are expected to be more and more secure each year. Unfortunately this means windows get smaller. I do agree though, smaller windows makes things harder.
Yep I love my car I can see everything in it blind spots are almost non existent and I can park to within 3 inches of everything in reverse and an inch going forward and I have driven modern cars and its simply not the same story visibility is not as good.
I don’t know what it’s like in other provinces but in B.C. when I took my drivers test they did have me reverse and use that exact same technique. I’m 19, the same age as Breanna and the fact stated “Breannas entire generation of Canadian drivers all got their drivers licenses without having to reverse on the test at all.” is a lie. However, I don’t know what province they’re in or if he’s referring to a single province or not.
Unit23OnPatrol I agree and I don't believe Joe either. They should have made him try to do the shoulder check challenge or the swerve and avoid challenge going 20 over the speed limit. I feel like failure to preform a driving maneuver because of speed is the only way that he would truly learn and understand how dangerous it is.
Noticed Joe ignored their instructions for "correct" reversing and just used his mirrors because that's what you have to do in a truck, and any other vehicle you can't see out the back window.
Joe would not have too much of a problem if Canada did not set speeds limits artificially low. 120 kph is only 75mph. That's slower than much of the interstates here in the states.
The thing is, going 120 is already 20 over the limit here 🤷♂️. I can understand having a 100 speed limit in the past, but ffs, cars have gotten a lil better over the last 70-80 years or whenever that limit was introduced. When way out in the country, the limit on highways and interstates should be 150
Around here the highways are long, streight and wide yet have 55 MPH speed limits. I tried going 55 early on in my driving, but it was terrifying going that speed when the rest of traffic is going 70+. On surface streets the limit usually feels about right though. US and Canada really need to follow the Dutch example for controlling speed. Instead of just posting signs, which are pretty arbitrary, actually design the road for the speed you want people to go! If the road is narrow and has some chicanes in it, it will do far more to slow people down then a sign will.
Yeah it makes me pretty mad when this show generalizes millennial drivers and spews false facts about them. I'm 22 and in my drivers test we had to both parallel park and drive backwards in a straight line. To be fair, driving straight backwards on an empty, open side road is really easy though.
I had to parallel park but for reverse the instructor/judge? actually took me to a random side alley and the darn thing was going backwards on a slight hill so I had to do that, I rememember having a loooot of issues with reversing so my instructor took me to a full parking lot and we did laps around it+ my grandpa took me to a parking lot full of buses and had me reverse between them teaching me how to do it safe and slowly, slow is always the way
@NinendoBlurb - Just the term "Millenials" is fucking stupid. You were born in the 20th century. Your generation was originally called "Generation Y" (the "why bother" generation.) which makes more sense because you were preceded by "Generation X" (the "no-name" generation). Millenials should be the name for people born between 2000 and 2010.
I can't fathom how turning around in your seat helps even the slightest with front end swing, just use the mirrors so you keep your front end in the peripheral vision
remember Krystal from last year, Jesus poor Edmonton... Even went to see a psychiatrist and paid them to diagnose her with bi polar.. she is half polar bear.. to get people to feel sorry for her and not hate her... Mustang horse killing millennial lesbian vegetarian turrets attention deficit disorder over confident over eater addicted to social media for support of her addictions and lack of empathy and dissociative disorder that no one else in the world matters unless they make vehicles, gas, vibrators, batteries, and can deliver food to her entitled ass door which daddy pays for. @
That is perhaps the worst way to teach someone to backup, I cant believe they actually teach that in Canada. To reverse you should have both hands on the wheel and use your mirrors and shoulder checks to see where you're going. One hand on the wheel seriously inhibits maneuverability.
This just proves the point I’ve been making for 3 years now. Backup cameras and blind spot detection is making drivers stupid. My mom leaned to to drive before this technology. She got a car with it and I pretty much watched what little driving skill she has go down the drain. At 70 mph you cannot see the road between her car and the one in front of her but she’s not tailgating just ask her
John R. Timmers lol she's literally the same as every other Canadian chick. A single mother with no skills. I'm so surprised. I bet she loves that child support check she gets. I'd hate to be that poor sap.
V3rzify ! Yeah lucky her she gets to look after four kids on her own with special needs while that poor guy has pay one cheque a month and have nothing to do with the stress
The crazy thing about driving ridiculously fast is that it really doesn't get you where you're going that much earlier. It's only on long trips that it starts to make a difference. Suppose you have a 20km trip across town. At 100 it's going to take 12 minutes, at 120 it takes 10 minutes, and at 150 it takes 8 minutes. 20 km, driving like a maniac, and you only save 4 minutes over actually driving the speed limit.
When I did my car's driver license test here in Costa Rica. When you were trying to reverse you supose to use your 3 mirrors. Its prohibided to look backwards.
A lot of these lessons I was never even taught, I merely just learned by growing up and having my parents drive me everywhere and I observe how they drive. And others just pure common sense.
I've driven with sliders on plenty of times its perfectly fine. I know someone who drive in sandals just fine and they have driven 40+ tonne vehicles for a living.
Breanna is a millennial like me. I had to reverse during my driver's test. Parallel parking counts. I was also given reversing lessons in Driver's ed. Joe should move to Germany. He could go 150 on the Autobahns as much as he wants, provided he could get a license over there.
Yeah it makes me pretty mad when this show generalizes millennial drivers and spews false facts about them. I'm 22 and in my drivers test we had to both parallel park and drive backwards in a straight line. To be fair, driving straight backwards on an empty, open side road is really easy though.
Many states don't require parallel parking anymore.. my ex was incapable of it and she had to for her license. Living in a city, I'd actually have to go out to park her car sometimes.
@@NintendoBlurb Season 12 was fun, until they did all this millennial bashing because of the psycho Krystal i'm a millennial too. we had to learn how to reverse and parallel park as well. Also, whose fault is that if millennials aren't learning these things? it's obviously the dipshits teaching them
@@jseden you could really learn the basics of parallel parking off of youtube and then doing some early morning practice...but again no one is going to do the second part lmfao
That's right, attitude... I was doing hand brake turns before I even got my learner's permit (asking my careless young mum for the car when she didn't even have a license herself)... flash forward 6 years and I barely make any mistakes on the road.
Honestly I'm glad they use a brand new car instead of some 80s or 90s survivor car, or even something more recent but out of production. Gotta preserve what isn't being made anymore
a lot of vehicles have terrible to no visibility through the rear window. Teaching looking through the rear window as the only way to back up a vehicle is downright naive.
Well, it turns out Joe was this year's Cody. Which reminds me, I really like it when CWD brings in other family members to confront the worst drivers. It really is something to see them shocked at the presence of their loved ones. Also, as good as Julie was this episode, I'm still not convinced of her, considering she had the WORST rails challenge I've ever seen. Now I'm starting to form an opinion on Travis. Right now, I think he might honestly be a serious contender for the title this year. He just has an excuse for EVERYTHING, which drives me BANANAS. At this point, I'm really amazed that my generation has it easy in terms of getting licenses. I got my license 3 years ago, but maybe the road testing in the US (or maybe just Reno) is a lot stricter. For one, you automatically fail if you can't parallel park between two cones. And in my test, my only infractions were not using the entire merge lane before entering 40 mph traffic, and not using a left turn indicator when finishing a right turn featuring an island (I'm not sure how to describe these), and I still passed with a 96. Also, the only real extraneous technology that I rely on is my car's built in GPS system, which I primarily use when driving in unfamiliar areas. I've never driven a vehicle with a backup camera before. Looking forward to the next episode, it looks like it was Ashley who had that disastrous Eye of the Needle run. The only positive thing I can say is that is wasn't as bad as it could've been (i.e. Flora from 8 or Tyler from 12).
I do hope that Joe does keep his promise. He is the person who has the skill but chooses to drive poorly (although in this case, it's because of speeding). Still, I am glad they brought his daughter over to push him into making that promise. Julie seems to be understanding the lessons, but I think she should stay at least until she fully gets over her impatience, and maybe apologize to her husband on camera for making him pay all of her damages over the years. In terms of who I think is the worse; Ashley because she shows stubbernous and lack of skills, or Travis due to him making constant excuses for his driving. The other drivers? Adam, Breanna, and Melanie just need confident boosts, while Shayne is on the weird side for me.
Skills-wise, I think the final three (I know it's VERY early) will be Ashley, Shayne and Travis. I want to think that Shayne will be this season's Aaron, because I can tell that he knows he's dangerous, and he wants to get better. Thus far, I don't think that the drivers of this season hold a candle to some of the truly horrible drivers of previous seasons (think Dale, Lance, Sly, Kevin, Flora, Chanie, Polly, Sholom and Krystal). There is still a lot of season left for the potentially egregious drivers of the bunch (Ashley and Travis) to prove me wrong, but I actually think this season will be relatively tame.
Adam is this season's Sholom as a character, but he's nothing like as bad as Sholom was in terms of raw skills. Breanna knows all the theory, she just doesn't have the experience to apply it yet. I'm waiting for Andrew to make Jillian take him out for a ride, or demonstrate one of the challenges for Ashley to prove that she can do it because iirc back in season 11, she was actually a pretty competent driver but for the emotional barrier to overcome, whereas Ashley is terrible as well as having the emotional problems. Andrew's already doing with Ashley some of the things he did with Jillian before, such as taking her out of the car. Shayne I think isn't so bad in the long run because as you say, he is aware that he's dangerous, whereas many of the true worst before really didn't comprehend that - I'm thinking the likes of Dale, Mike Butt and Kevin - he's a terrible driver but he strikes me more like Michael or Brad - people who really were trying to improve but were struggling to apply what they were being taught. Sly was sort of halfway between; he seemed aware that he was really bad, but he didn't seem to recognize how he was meant to correct that.
Another good analysis. Season 13 for me is looking like a great relief from last season as there is no arguing, and most of the nominees are aware of their problems. I'm going to be honest, Season 12 almost made me stray away from the series just from Krystal alone. I seriously wonder if the show has a rule against expelling people if they feel they are not willing to learn.
Mitch_Music ugh, Krystal pissed me off so much. Every time she claims that “everyone” texts and drives only made me angrier and angrier. It’s not true for everyone. There are some that does but there are many more that has the sense to leave the phone out of their hands while driving
Bullshit what your saying!! A friend of my own's a camaro i have driven the car and it is not hard to see, I know it for sure i have driven in amsterdam with that car along side the canals.
im glad i learned how to drive from my dad so there was no backup camera i had to look back and use my eyes it amazes me how people think a backup camera is the answer to all the problems they should have to learn without the backup camera. like honestly USE YOUR EYES AND MIRRORS.
A back up camera is very useful but just calculators it makes things so easy people forget the basic concept of what they are doing. People become so used to taking short cuts they forget completely how to do it the old way witch is sometimes the better way.
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I'm nominating Baba G as Canada's Best Grandma
free him she is so sweet
She reminds me of my late Aunt (great aunt really)
Heck yea she's the best. There's a cemetery right there!!!!!!
YES
23:51 "No no I'm good. I like action." I love Baba G!
i want to drive those tests so badly....
Me too.
I want to know how well I do in these tests.
I would have to fake being Canadian and a bad driver to get on and stay on this show.
Jo Debord lol yeah me too! Would be really interesting
Same, I'd probably do bad on the reverse stuff though >,
Jo Debord
I had to back up in a straight line for my N test. Apparently some people swerve a lot backing up. Lol.
Than you will fail, because these ''tests'' are a set up to make ANY one fail.
“Book smart, Car dumb”. LOL
J.P. Craven hmm?
Is it just me or is this season full of thug life situations. Last episode BABA G with legendary theres cemetery and now Cam with this :D I love it. (Update BABA G killed it again: I like action :D)
i bet your real fun at parties jp
J.P. Craven be mad at the judge who came up with the joke. Like come on... 😑
Hulk smash
As a German, all Joe needs to do is come to Germany where he can go 200 on the Autobahn every day without it being an issue.
As a Canadian, We need to convince our MTO to make the 400 an Autobahn!
Maxis Blog haha yes i know i drive every weekend on the Autobahn i am from you left The Netherlands, drive with my M5 far over 200
He should come to the US where above 80 can land you in jail
A O they in canada speed is expressed in kph. 80mph is roughly 130kph.
Robert Teepell YES YES A THOUSAND TIMES YES WE DO!!!!
Every season there is someone who is good driver, they just drive recklessly
Fax
So true
This is a damn good program, glad I found it. Wish they had this in the US. I'll find 8 nominees on my way home from work. That being said, I really want to do this course!
It's addictive! maybe the best reality show
Down here in the Miami ...uff.... Opra style, YOURE A NOMINEE , YOURE A NOMINEE, *_YOU ARE ALL NOMINEES_*
You had it in the US. Outrageously though, like every thing else in your country, I am not embarrassed to say, it was a CONTEST (against other participants). No lessons, the goal being not to train/teach but just to offer viewers another spectacle of dumb people.
@@fredericlinden I absolutely believe you. Everything in the US has to be over-the-top outrageous and ridiculous.
Only 8???? More like 108
"I like action."
"Oh lord have mercy!"
Priceless 😂🤣
well I do like action!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One thing I've always loved about this show, is all the optical gags Andrew partakes in when introducing challenges. You can tell someone on this show just loves doing these things.
personally the only time when i think hes being funny is when hes reacting to the drivers or making fun of them, thats where the true comedy of the show is, i wish he didnt do the skits
@@untitledC64 Can't deny, the Don Cherry impression was pretty funny.
Yeah, I think that someone is Andrew 🤣
Jillian bringing Ashley like “Look Andrew I found someone worse!!!”
Joe's problem is he defines himself as a macho dude and he considers his reckless driving a big part of that. He also drives for work and that can make you arrogant as you tend to think your experience makes you less vulnerable and more "right" than the others on the road.
That's an easy trap to fall into.
It's also pretty easy to get out of. I used to be a speed demon until I heard the genuine fear in the voice of someone who cared for me.
Still love speed but a busy public road is not the time and place for it.
I’m proud you changed! :)
I can respect a need for speed as long as you satisfy that need in a safe place like on a track. Pretty sure most race tracks have days where you can take your own vehicle on them and just drive around them. Don’t understand why people who find driving safe boring don’t just do that instead of making the roads dangerous for others
@@Jan_Iedema In one of the earlier seasons, they introduced one of the contestants to Go-kart racing specifically for this reason. I wonder why they never did it again.
Does anyone else wonder how they would do in these challenges? It would be really cool to do these tests even though I'm a good driver myself, although sometimes the tests actually do seem pretty hard.
I think the hardest is the reverse thing with the concrete blocks, it's a really tight space. But the other things are pretty basic, imo.
Maarten van Heek yeah most people wouldn’t be able to do it because they can’t really predict how big the car is, although the car has a camera for going backwards.
Do you need the camera though? in the cars in England a lot of them don't need the camera, we just use heads and the mirrors
I know, right! I'm not entirely sure I would do all these challenges first try, in an unfamiliar car, and I've had my license for over 10 years now, no accidents, no nothing :P
I think you could do most of them, because you can take your time at mist of them and get some good tips on how to do them.
Guys like Joe need to do every challenge 20km/h faster than everyone else until they realize that speeding is dangerous.
This show is the best argument for more public buses ever created.
oh no no no I can counter that argument with one word Covid!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
do they just give driving licensces in canada for free like godamn
Was thinking the same. But if you hear that there is no need in reversing with a car on tests, it's normal you have crap drivers. In Belgium, the test is 3-fold: Theoretical (knowing the traffic rules), manoeuvers in a confined space of the exam center (If you fail there, forget the rest of the exam) and a test with the instructor and examinator on the road (2 minor errors allowed, major one means no license).
Dorientje Woller in my country you have to get 90% on paper test like all the rules and shit and then you have to drive with instructor for 35 days and then you have to pass the first aid test which the questions are retarded and then you can do the driving test and if you fail one thing you fail everything
In my country you need to graduate driving school when you learn the theory and have about 14 lessons with the instructor, including on-road driving. Then you will need to path theory test with 2 mistakes out of 20 questions allowed and if you pass - driving test, where driving backwards and parallel parking are usual tasks.
In the US, the only reversing I had to was parallel parking and a k turn. The writing test only need a 70% I think, and depending on the age, you didn't need to have any instructor time.
No high ways or anything on the test. Just go in a loop, turn around, stop at stop signs, park. Nothing else to it.
hallo mede-belg
I'm watching this as an American and I forget that the speed goes in kilometers per hour and not miles. It freaks me out just a little bit every time lol
ShootingStarVids hahah that's funny. Some places in b.c. is 120km/h that would be fast in mph
120km/h is 74 mph
ShootingStarVids it's embarrassing what people get away with here
In Ontario (GTA) it's 100 km/h and we all do 120 km/h as the rule of thumb. What does 120 km/h turn into out there?
@@BUBBADUDE123 75 MPH isn't fast, especially on Interstates (National Highways).
"I like action...!"awesome granny!
that's my Granny!
I have learned more about driving from this show than all my drivers ed classes.
I'm picking Ashley to win. Due to her anxiety and the irony of having been nominated by a former Worst driver. lol
I think it's gonna be Travis
@@aspiknf @Damiyn Kail I think both.
Get set! GET SET! I kept waiting for him to say "Go!" xD
well did you fall asleep waiting for him to say GO?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@raven4k998 definitely aged a far bit
happens all the time to most thing in life they age a fair bit
they should make an episode with all the worst driver finalists, and have them compete with each other to see who is the worst of the worst
Travis needs to only use public transportation. I've never seen a bus pull up to a McDonalds before.
Looks like it will solve more then one problem!!! 2 birds 1 stone, no chicken :D
There is a McDonald's right across the street from a bus stop down the street from me
In the last ep I love how Travis calmly folded his arms and said "We May be here for a while."
The therapist seems pretty useless considering every time they talk about social or emotional issues she stays quiet while the instructors are the ones talking
It could be that she spoke to the drivers. She cannot legally discuss anything someone has told her unless there is an imminent danger to themselves or others. She could also be talking with the cameras off in case the topic gets too close to divulging protected information.
She's just a pretty face that they put on the show.
She's had significant discussions with others on previous seasons and they have stated that unless given permission by a "contestant" she isn't supposed to bring up their conversations on camera.
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@@97I30T I'm pretty sure Shyamala is legally unable to talk about what the contestants say to the others, especially on camera. Shes not some pretty face, she does work and a lot of it with the contestants and due to patient confidentiality (or whatever it's named exactly) she can't say a thing about it to the others, let alone in public on tape without their consent.
i always say, i have three mirrors and a camera.... because the camera cannot replace the three mirrors, all it does is *add* another viewing angle.... you can be reversing with the camera and hit a car on the left or right side, because the camera still has blind spots....
use your mirrors, every time, in conjunction with the camera, not replaced by it.
Or just use your mirrors? They provide a lot of information.
snoopdogie187 not on smaller obstacles behind the vehicles. Since most of the cars people buy today are actually crossovers, SUVs or pickup trucks, the rear view mirror is less useful than ever before. The side view mirrors are still just as useful though.
I was referencing the side mirrors. The rear view mirror I mainly use when coming to a stop on a road just to quickly make sure the car behind me is going to stop also.
The side mirrors provide a lot of information, they just have to be adjusted properly. Especially in taller SUVs.
Luckily 360* birds eye systems eliminate that problem with the old single back up camera systems, and though it these 360 systems are significantly better, it’s always good to use all your points of reference when driving:/)
Heck, in newer cars those systems give each wheel a guide line showing you where they are pointing lol
I disagree I think Joe should never have graduated, he just going to speed back as usual
I think it was also about ratings... he struck me as an asshole but one that knew how to handle a car well enough that he wouldn't have much entertainment value on the show as far as fucking up the tests. So they covered their bases by getting him to promise about speeding and got him off the show ASAP.
Emerald Unicorn you’re smart
Thanks for the spoiler
Travis seems so lazy.. like stop making excuses.
I mean how do you think he came into ownership of such a large amount of _mass?_
"I don't know how to use the f***ing mirrors"PFFFT
I'm surprised Andrew said he could understand 110, 120 kmph on a 100-limit road, considering wasn't it last season they did a 10-over challenge to show how badly that could go?
In Toronto area, on highways the average speed is actually closer to 140. It's actually dangerous to be going only 110 in an area like that.
That guy is a good driver.I think he can handle 10 kmph above limit.
Many people here in the GTA are going around 120 anyway
Except highway 400... Mofos on that are flying when traffic flow is good
I like that they made fun of him saying his driving was "a safe danger" last ep and now 120 in a 100 is being endorsed by CWD as exactly that
He wasn't endorsing to go 120 in a 100 zone. The highest he could understand is 115. And I think what he is trying to say is that he wouldn't be mad at someone going 15 over the speed limit. He wouldn't recommend it or do it himself but going 15 over wouldn't be idiotic.
I am left eye dominant, fool, loose some weight so you can turn your upper body to see where you are going
he shouldn't have a licence in the first place
Fat has nothing to do with it. I'm used to be a fatty - as fat as he is. There's zero difference between my driving then and my driving now, except then I was too flipping lazy to shoulder check. I've driven everything from teeny cars to big trucks. No difference.
He's just full of excuses - blaming a vehicle design. LOL
Tosca Tattertail .
Squiffy -
His being fat has a lot to do with it.
He's a giant fat ass because he's extremely lazy, which is also why he makes so many weak excuses.
They shouldn't even be turning around to see backwards, use mirrors. They lose control of everything by turning around.. Both sides and front == cant see shit there.. 6
This is the reason so many smoke pot in Canada - your nerves are shot after the drive home.
because he is left eye dominant and so you must smoke pot to calm down because of that bs🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’m with Tim on this one, Joe probably did go back to speeding
well I would🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
he was so full of crap. i can't believe he got his license back what a joke
Rumor has it, not only did Joe not keep his promise, he up-ed it another 50 km/h to 200 km/h. He figured he might as well make it an even number.
11:47 Ladies, he is a man. He ate his chicken tendies without any sauce. He is one the chads.
These tests actually look hard and I’d say I’m pretty good at driving lol
If they look hard then you must not be good at driving. You might be a good legal driver. However reversing is super easy it’s common sense and confidence.
S T I’m talking about the high speed challenges and stuff like that
Hmm.. if that poor Camaro had the ability to express it, I'm sure it would be doing 45:08 too.
Why do all these people wear sandals?!!!
NMBE 650 wear
Lol i drive wearing sandals and i cant drive... wait
none of your business It's Canada
nervous people sweat and nothing worse than foot odor and sweaty palms yuk
why don't they use the mirrors while reverse driving ?! in Belgium you have to drive reverse by mirrors
Joe is a good driver he just needs to slow down
na he's fine hes fine whats the worst that can happen?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If the car companies would STOP making all the windows on the car doors smaller, then they wouldn't need technology to depend on! Smaller windows means you are not able to see more of your surroundings. Even trying to adjust my rear view mirror, as I was taught, I see more of the rear dash then the areas I'm suppose to see through the rear window.
Tina Lopez I agree on every level
The Windows are partly getting smaller because of new safety features like improved airbags that take up more space in the pillars, making the Windows smaller
Cars these days are required to be able to support their weight when they roll onto the roof, and are expected to be more and more secure each year. Unfortunately this means windows get smaller. I do agree though, smaller windows makes things harder.
@@aidangreenfield3374 Nah it's to save money, glass is expensive metal is cheap.
Yep I love my car I can see everything in it blind spots are almost non existent and I can park to within 3 inches of everything in reverse and an inch going forward and I have driven modern cars and its simply not the same story visibility is not as good.
I don’t know what it’s like in other provinces but in B.C. when I took my drivers test they did have me reverse and use that exact same technique. I’m 19, the same age as Breanna and the fact stated “Breannas entire generation of Canadian drivers all got their drivers licenses without having to reverse on the test at all.” is a lie. However, I don’t know what province they’re in or if he’s referring to a single province or not.
Probably Ontario, cuz people treat Ontario like its all of Canada.
Joe's graduation is sort of like season 10's George. Bring in his child and make him do a promise in front of him/her and then graduates.
DrHaydentheFunny I still don't quite believe in Joe and should still stay until the swerve and avoid challenge
Unit23OnPatrol I agree and I don't believe Joe either. They should have made him try to do the shoulder check challenge or the swerve and avoid challenge going 20 over the speed limit. I feel like failure to preform a driving maneuver because of speed is the only way that he would truly learn and understand how dangerous it is.
Flyko Flag, that's mean
@@NintendoBlurb what if he passes the test? It's gonna be even worse
Talks about cameras being all around a car
Me: man he should see a Tesla
yeah I was thinking that exactly he's blind to teslas and worse nissans got that as well to now
@@raven4k998You do know this season is from 2017, right? 🤦♂️💁♂️
Adam reminded me of that one dude of jimmy neutron
I really admire Joe's honesty. He didn't BS the judges at all and straight up said "I'd be lying to you." Honest family man right there.
Agreed bro
you both fell for that? Joe was so full of crap it's not even funny
Noticed Joe ignored their instructions for "correct" reversing and just used his mirrors because that's what you have to do in a truck, and any other vehicle you can't see out the back window.
Yep. Drive a Hearse at work. When there is no rear window, you learn to reverse VERY good with your Mirrors
Joe would not have too much of a problem if Canada did not set speeds limits artificially low.
120 kph is only 75mph. That's slower than much of the interstates here in the states.
Where do you live in the United States where speed limit is “only 75mph”
Edward agreed.. the highest I can recall seeing is 75. I've driven across the country several times
The thing is, going 120 is already 20 over the limit here 🤷♂️. I can understand having a 100 speed limit in the past, but ffs, cars have gotten a lil better over the last 70-80 years or whenever that limit was introduced. When way out in the country, the limit on highways and interstates should be 150
Around here the highways are long, streight and wide yet have 55 MPH speed limits. I tried going 55 early on in my driving, but it was terrifying going that speed when the rest of traffic is going 70+. On surface streets the limit usually feels about right though.
US and Canada really need to follow the Dutch example for controlling speed. Instead of just posting signs, which are pretty arbitrary, actually design the road for the speed you want people to go! If the road is narrow and has some chicanes in it, it will do far more to slow people down then a sign will.
Yeah it makes me pretty mad when this show generalizes millennial drivers and spews false facts about them. I'm 22 and in my drivers test we had to both parallel park and drive backwards in a straight line. To be fair, driving straight backwards on an empty, open side road is really easy though.
Are you canadian?
1300l Yes
I had to parallel park but for reverse the instructor/judge? actually took me to a random side alley and the darn thing was going backwards on a slight hill so I had to do that, I rememember having a loooot of issues with reversing so my instructor took me to a full parking lot and we did laps around it+ my grandpa took me to a parking lot full of buses and had me reverse between them teaching me how to do it safe and slowly, slow is always the way
@NinendoBlurb - Just the term "Millenials" is fucking stupid. You were born in the 20th century. Your generation was originally called "Generation Y" (the "why bother" generation.) which makes more sense because you were preceded by "Generation X" (the "no-name" generation). Millenials should be the name for people born between 2000 and 2010.
He grouped me in as well but I find it useless to be upset about it.
this is why i find my car scraped in car parks...
Gotta love the stop signs that blocks their cussing lol
This show is pure Schadenfreude.
strahd999 I just learned this word today in English class, what a coincidence
More money goes into the skits at the beginning of each test than the tests themselves haha.
From an expat in NZ, thanks for the upload!
"it's about the person that doesn't leave"
They definitely have 12 people locked up under that airfield.
Funny but Andrew move his shoulder when looking at the Shoulder check challenge
"head to head" the first one is like half a meter taller xDD
I can't fathom how turning around in your seat helps even the slightest with front end swing, just use the mirrors so you keep your front end in the peripheral vision
Adam looks like the kind of person that has to notify the neighborhood when he moves.
Driving more then 170 in Germany ^^
At least our outobahn ist great! The rest is not. Internet Speed, price for LTE and so on.
Pretty sad it's wall to wall fat in the car and it's just those 2
Super scary how big they are. She seems like some sort of feminist
Melissa warner imagine the groin cheese
dont need air bags that is for sure.
remember Krystal from last year, Jesus poor Edmonton... Even went to see a psychiatrist and paid them to diagnose her with bi polar.. she is half polar bear.. to get people to feel sorry for her and not hate her...
Mustang horse killing millennial lesbian vegetarian turrets attention deficit disorder over confident over eater addicted to social media for support of her addictions and lack of empathy and dissociative disorder that no one else in the world matters unless they make vehicles, gas, vibrators, batteries, and can deliver food to her entitled ass door which daddy pays for.
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Thanks for this, couldent find it anywhere else
Travis and his wife should reconsider their diet.
13:49 funny how they fit his wife’s name *APRYL* in big font on her stomach flab
Adam looks just like the boy from The Far Side cartoons... hahahahahaha
OMG Baba really is the best.
"No I'm good, I like action." XDDDDDD
That is perhaps the worst way to teach someone to backup, I cant believe they actually teach that in Canada. To reverse you should have both hands on the wheel and use your mirrors and shoulder checks to see where you're going. One hand on the wheel seriously inhibits maneuverability.
From this day forth I will call my grandmother Baba G XD
Joe seems like a rough and tuff guy, but I think he really is a kind dude
Yeah :-)
Thank you werevirus for bringing CWD13 to the interwebs. The 1 show I never miss.
This just proves the point I’ve been making for 3 years now. Backup cameras and blind spot detection is making drivers stupid. My mom leaned to to drive before this technology. She got a car with it and I pretty much watched what little driving skill she has go down the drain. At 70 mph you cannot see the road between her car and the one in front of her but she’s not tailgating just ask her
23:48 excuse me, but you moved your shoulderblades.
I wanna know what Melanie did to have 4 kids out of wedlock.
The answer is "sex". You should look it up if you are unfamiliar with the process.
Kept her legs open
John R. Timmers lol she's literally the same as every other Canadian chick. A single mother with no skills. I'm so surprised. I bet she loves that child support check she gets. I'd hate to be that poor sap.
Well, sometimes when a man is very drunk and a woman is too stupid to use birth control...
V3rzify ! Yeah lucky her she gets to look after four kids on her own with special needs while that poor guy has pay one cheque a month and have nothing to do with the stress
The crazy thing about driving ridiculously fast is that it really doesn't get you where you're going that much earlier. It's only on long trips that it starts to make a difference. Suppose you have a 20km trip across town. At 100 it's going to take 12 minutes, at 120 it takes 10 minutes, and at 150 it takes 8 minutes. 20 km, driving like a maniac, and you only save 4 minutes over actually driving the speed limit.
When I did my car's driver license test here in Costa Rica. When you were trying to reverse you supose to use your 3 mirrors. Its prohibided to look backwards.
A lot of these lessons I was never even taught, I merely just learned by growing up and having my parents drive me everywhere and I observe how they drive. And others just pure common sense.
Hasn't anyone told those candidates that driving with sandals/open shoes is asking for incidents ?
Dorientje Woller you wot m8? Try driving in Manila...people drive crazy there with their stick shifts, and that includes wearing sandals normally.
I believe driving with high heels on is far more dangerous
Driving with sandals is dangerous? Damn no wonder the road behind me is always on fire 😆
I've driven with sliders on plenty of times its perfectly fine. I know someone who drive in sandals just fine and they have driven 40+ tonne vehicles
for a living.
I've driven with sandals plenty of times, there isn't much of a difference compared to driving with shoes on (although I do prefer the latter)
Baba'G seems like a cool grandma.
Breanna is a millennial like me. I had to reverse during my driver's test. Parallel parking counts. I was also given reversing lessons in Driver's ed.
Joe should move to Germany. He could go 150 on the Autobahns as much as he wants, provided he could get a license over there.
Yeah it makes me pretty mad when this show generalizes millennial drivers and spews false facts about them. I'm 22 and in my drivers test we had to both parallel park and drive backwards in a straight line. To be fair, driving straight backwards on an empty, open side road is really easy though.
I was taught how to reverse and parallel park through a driving school but on my test day I was only required to parallel park
Many states don't require parallel parking anymore.. my ex was incapable of it and she had to for her license. Living in a city, I'd actually have to go out to park her car sometimes.
@@NintendoBlurb Season 12 was fun, until they did all this millennial bashing because of the psycho Krystal
i'm a millennial too. we had to learn how to reverse and parallel park as well. Also, whose fault is that if millennials aren't learning these things? it's obviously the dipshits teaching them
@@jseden you could really learn the basics of parallel parking off of youtube and then doing some early morning practice...but again no one is going to do the second part lmfao
Why are Shane and Travis setting off my alarms for possible finalists?
BABA G!!!
I wish she was my Granny!
You got me....
I thought it was a museum.
That's right, attitude... I was doing hand brake turns before I even got my learner's permit (asking my careless young mum for the car when she didn't even have a license herself)... flash forward 6 years and I barely make any mistakes on the road.
27:10 oh that man was so tempted. Oh was he tempted to look 😂😂😂😂😂
To look at what?
XD I'm done
Adams face annoys me
Honestly I'm glad they use a brand new car instead of some 80s or 90s survivor car, or even something more recent but out of production. Gotta preserve what isn't being made anymore
39:43 that’s a real hug from a dad who adores his daughter.
İf this was in turkey, joe wouldn’t be considered as speeding. People go faster than in germany’s no limit highways and the speed limits are 120.
joe is straight up savage lol
It still blows me away that when they hit something, they don't stop, they just keep on hitting it.
a lot of vehicles have terrible to no visibility through the rear window. Teaching looking through the rear window as the only way to back up a vehicle is downright naive.
It should be taught using the wing mirrors as that is what you have to do if you drive a van.
I am also left eye dominant and I am just fine
well that's cause you don't hit shit and make up excuses as to why it happened🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Insurance companies dream
You think insurance dream about paying out to make repairs?
Man, the shoulder check challenge makes me anxious.
Ayyyeeeeee, joe with the burn outs!
I almost never look out of the back window when I reverse.
and that's why you hit the little old lady god damnit
Well, it turns out Joe was this year's Cody. Which reminds me, I really like it when CWD brings in other family members to confront the worst drivers. It really is something to see them shocked at the presence of their loved ones. Also, as good as Julie was this episode, I'm still not convinced of her, considering she had the WORST rails challenge I've ever seen.
Now I'm starting to form an opinion on Travis. Right now, I think he might honestly be a serious contender for the title this year. He just has an excuse for EVERYTHING, which drives me BANANAS.
At this point, I'm really amazed that my generation has it easy in terms of getting licenses. I got my license 3 years ago, but maybe the road testing in the US (or maybe just Reno) is a lot stricter. For one, you automatically fail if you can't parallel park between two cones. And in my test, my only infractions were not using the entire merge lane before entering 40 mph traffic, and not using a left turn indicator when finishing a right turn featuring an island (I'm not sure how to describe these), and I still passed with a 96. Also, the only real extraneous technology that I rely on is my car's built in GPS system, which I primarily use when driving in unfamiliar areas. I've never driven a vehicle with a backup camera before.
Looking forward to the next episode, it looks like it was Ashley who had that disastrous Eye of the Needle run. The only positive thing I can say is that is wasn't as bad as it could've been (i.e. Flora from 8 or Tyler from 12).
I do hope that Joe does keep his promise. He is the person who has the skill but chooses to drive poorly (although in this case, it's because of speeding). Still, I am glad they brought his daughter over to push him into making that promise.
Julie seems to be understanding the lessons, but I think she should stay at least until she fully gets over her impatience, and maybe apologize to her husband on camera for making him pay all of her damages over the years.
In terms of who I think is the worse; Ashley because she shows stubbernous and lack of skills, or Travis due to him making constant excuses for his driving. The other drivers? Adam, Breanna, and Melanie just need confident boosts, while Shayne is on the weird side for me.
Skills-wise, I think the final three (I know it's VERY early) will be Ashley, Shayne and Travis. I want to think that Shayne will be this season's Aaron, because I can tell that he knows he's dangerous, and he wants to get better.
Thus far, I don't think that the drivers of this season hold a candle to some of the truly horrible drivers of previous seasons (think Dale, Lance, Sly, Kevin, Flora, Chanie, Polly, Sholom and Krystal). There is still a lot of season left for the potentially egregious drivers of the bunch (Ashley and Travis) to prove me wrong, but I actually think this season will be relatively tame.
Adam is this season's Sholom as a character, but he's nothing like as bad as Sholom was in terms of raw skills. Breanna knows all the theory, she just doesn't have the experience to apply it yet.
I'm waiting for Andrew to make Jillian take him out for a ride, or demonstrate one of the challenges for Ashley to prove that she can do it because iirc back in season 11, she was actually a pretty competent driver but for the emotional barrier to overcome, whereas Ashley is terrible as well as having the emotional problems. Andrew's already doing with Ashley some of the things he did with Jillian before, such as taking her out of the car.
Shayne I think isn't so bad in the long run because as you say, he is aware that he's dangerous, whereas many of the true worst before really didn't comprehend that - I'm thinking the likes of Dale, Mike Butt and Kevin - he's a terrible driver but he strikes me more like Michael or Brad - people who really were trying to improve but were struggling to apply what they were being taught. Sly was sort of halfway between; he seemed aware that he was really bad, but he didn't seem to recognize how he was meant to correct that.
Another good analysis. Season 13 for me is looking like a great relief from last season as there is no arguing, and most of the nominees are aware of their problems. I'm going to be honest, Season 12 almost made me stray away from the series just from Krystal alone. I seriously wonder if the show has a rule against expelling people if they feel they are not willing to learn.
Mitch_Music ugh, Krystal pissed me off so much. Every time she claims that “everyone” texts and drives only made me angrier and angrier. It’s not true for everyone. There are some that does but there are many more that has the sense to leave the phone out of their hands while driving
I want to see a manual Transmission edition
How can you even drive this bad when you only have 2 pedals
Actually its pretty hard to see ANYTHING in these Camaros, so that guy is pretty accurate.
Bullshit what your saying!! A friend of my own's a camaro i have driven the car and it is not hard to see, I know it for sure i have driven in amsterdam with that car along side the canals.
A camero is not that bad. There are worse cars out there
I drive a challenger which has an even worse blindspot and I still can see out of it. If it were as bad as Travis complains, no one would drive it
The chevy cobalt is dufficult to see out the rear aslwell
im glad i learned how to drive from my dad so there was no backup camera i had to look back and use my eyes it amazes me how people think a backup camera is the answer to all the problems they should have to learn without the backup camera. like honestly USE YOUR EYES AND MIRRORS.
A back up camera is very useful but just calculators it makes things so easy people forget the basic concept of what they are doing. People become so used to taking short cuts they forget completely how to do it the old way witch is sometimes the better way.
Exactly, I'm 14 and I still agree with you.
In the us I just got my permit on Saturday and this show has taught me a lot on driving
I think they never set the mirrors because in most vehicles, setting your mirrors doesn't let you see your back wheels.