Each winter, snowstorms turn the mountain passes of Norway into some of the most dangerous roads in Europe, blocking vital trade routes and in extreme cases, causing fatal accidents. Helping prevent disaster is down to a rugged group of specialized salvage truck drivers, who rely on their ingenuity, wit and bravery to pull off the perfect "Ice Road Rescue"; and ensure another payday.

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8 Episodes

  • Wild Ride
    E1
    Wild RideA tricky rescue of an excavator forces Thord to find extraordinary solutions, but hes in double trouble when rookie Terje messes up.
  • A Night of Havoc
    E2
    A Night of HavocWhen a salmon truck crashes into a ditch, it kicks off a night of havoc for Thord. With truck drivers in trouble all over his territory, Thords team is pushed to the limit.
  • Convoy Carnage
    E3
    Convoy CarnageWhen wild weather and traffic convoys cause carnage, Thord races against time to rescue stranded drivers.
  • Danger Zone
    E4
    Danger ZoneThord pits his life against speeding traffic to rescue a stranded forty-ton truck that threatens to slide back into oncoming traffic.
  • Spooky Night
    E5
    Spooky NightIn the dead of night, Thord and Erlend get spooked, trying to rescue a van that crashed beside a graveyard.
  • No Surrender
    E6
    No SurrenderThord tries to tow out a car that crashed sixty metres into a field after a snowstorm, but gets stressed when a winch failure threatens the rescue.
  • Causing Chaos
    E7
    Causing ChaosWhen a truck driver slides to a standstill on ice, but refuses help from Thord, he creates chaos on the main road.
  • Double Trouble
    E8
    Double TroubleWhen Thord and Bjoern rescue a truck that threatens to tip, Thord crawls beneath the trailer during the pull, putting his life in Bjoerns hands.
  • Thord PaulsenHimself
  • Bjørn LægreidHimself
  • Jo Roger BlengsliHimself
  • Ole Henrik BlengsliHimself

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