Car gets t-boned in Chatham at Keil Dr. and McKinnon. Nov 14, 2014. (Photo by Paul Pedro)
Car gets t-boned in Chatham at Keil Dr. and McKinnon. Nov 14, 2014. (Photo by Paul Pedro)
Windsor

TV Show Looks For Windsor's Worst Driver

Do you know someone behind the wheel that should really stick to being a passenger?

Canada's Worst Driver is looking for the worst drivers across the country, including in Windsor-Essex.

The show's producers are asking for nominations to be featured on the 14th season of the Discovery Canada series. A release from the show says it could be a friend, your husband or wife, a colleague, neighbour, or sibling.

The deadline for nominations is March 31 and filming is planned for this summer.

Those selected for the show will be flown to Toronto to earn one of eight spots at the driver's rehabilitation centre.

"We've been at this for over a decade, but there's no slowing down," says host Andrew Younghusband. "There's a whole new generation of drivers taking over city streets."

The premise behind the show is making Canada's highways and roads safer by taking the worst drivers off the road for in-depth training.

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