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Hugh and Eric are neck and neck in their race to claim dominance over the ice road, but time is running out with the ocean waters closing in; the truckers race to remove equipment from the Langley site; an Arctic whiteout threatens operations.
Hugh and Eric are neck and neck in their race to claim dominance over the ice road, but time is running out with the ocean waters closing in; the truckers race to remove equipment from the Langley site; an Arctic whiteout threatens operations.
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S3, EP4 "Blinding Whiteout"A massive storm brings ice road traffic to a standstill; George Spears, Tim Freeman and Lisa Kelly take shelter at Coldfoot, the only truck stop on the road; Jack Jesse tries to outrun the storm.
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S3, EP5 "Accident Alley"Determined not to lose any more time or money, Jack Jesse and Lisa Kelly set out from Fairbanks before plows can clear a freshly fallen foot of snow; the blizzard causes a major collision on an icy hill; two Canadians' first solos.
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S2, EP13 "The World Crumbles"Hugh and Eric are neck and neck in their race to claim dominance over the ice road, but time is running out with the ocean waters closing in; the truckers race to remove equipment from the Langley site; an Arctic whiteout threatens operations.
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S2, EP12 "The Big Thaw"Warming temperatures cause cracks and flooding in the ice road, making the truckers' work a lot more dangerous; Jody and Brett take on the challenge of moving a 66-ton derrick; Hugh runs full steam ahead.
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S2, EP11 "Man vs. Ice"The crew breaking down the Langely site races to the finish line as rising temperatures melt the ice road; Hugh's back-heavy load makes it difficult to get traction on the slippery surface; rookie Devon Neff makes his debut run.
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S2 "Road to the Finale"As the pace of the ice road's meltdown quickens, truckers reflect on their first season in the Arctic; some rookies prove to be up to the challenge but others make early exits; highlights and new footage.
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