I’m hoping she continues to grow and make logical choices as a driver. Have they done enough to make better habits? Time will tell.Īlthough I haven’t met Shirley Sampson, I have had the pleasure of chatting with her through my blog when she was an original participant and I truly believe Shirley got something out of her experience while she was on her original show. I was also able to speak with Henrietta’s husband Andy to offer suggestions and support (which they need desperately). I’ve been able to chat with Chris and Shelby briefly since their original series ended and they seemed to grasp more of what drivers really needed to do, at least mentally. I’ve been in the vehicles with Michael Telford, Shelby D’Souza, Chris Ferguson and Henrietta Gallant previously and it was an experience to say the least. I had the pleasure of meeting half of the participants in this year’s show since I was a judge during season’s one, two and three. Will they be much better than the first time around? Will they be worse than the first time around? I guess you’ll have to watch to find out.

The producers have brought back previous participants to determine if they can actually drive. If you’ve watched the series each of the first eight seasons, I’m sure you’ll recognize some of the participants. This is season nine, but with a little bit of a twist compared to the previous eight seasons. Another season of Canada’s Worst Driver has returned. Posted in angry driving, backseat drivers, Canada's Worst Driver, collision free driving, collisions, common sense, defensive driving, distracted driving, driver risk taking, driver training, driver visibility, driver's license, driving articles, driving attitude, driving basics, eyesight while driving, how to drive, Keeping a licence, practising driving skills, safe driving, Uncategorized

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