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Three weeks into the season Carlile Transportation has only delivered 500 of its 2,000 loads, the clock is ticking and an arctic storm is brewing; Hugh and Alex are joined by safety instructors on their first trip to Prudhoe Bay.
Three weeks into the season Carlile Transportation has only delivered 500 of its 2,000 loads, the clock is ticking and an arctic storm is brewing; Hugh and Alex are joined by safety instructors on their first trip to Prudhoe Bay.
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