a moving violation less than five minutes into her drive and the moving violations keep piling up; by the end of her run, she commits 19 moving violations, which would have cost $2,532 in fines had a police officer seen them all. In deliberation, Dale says she has learned a lot, but her results say otherwise. However, the experts still do give her credit for finally admitting that she has severe issues behind the wheel and that, regardless of whether or not she is named Canada's Worst Driver, she still has a massive amount to learn. The experts congratulate Brad and Donna for the improvements in their relationship that have led to better driving, but they question whether Lance's anxiety, which he claims to be unrelated to his driving, could be affecting him. Dr. Kennedy-Smith suggests that he see a psychiatrist, but Lance snaps at her and says he does not need any more help, which proves to be the final straw as far as the experts are concerned. In the end, after 20 minutes of deliberation, the experts arrive at a unanimous decision—Brad, having been shortlisted twice and made relatively few mistakes in the Road Test, is not Canada's Worst Driver. Dale does not graduate, but, by at least managing to finish the Road Test despite her numerous errors, avoids being named Canada's Worst Driver. However, the experts feel that she should not drive until she is retested and, in an unusual move, Andrew refuses to allow her to drive herself home and has John do it instead (usually, the runner-up is allowed to drive themselves home). In the end, Lance, by virtue of having failed to complete the Road Test and refusing to acknowledge the issues which cause him so much trouble on the road, is named Canada's Worst Driver and becomes the sixth person (third man) to be awarded the trophy. References External links Canada's Worst Driver 6 on watch.discoverychannel.ca 06 2010 Canadian television seasons