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The mountain passes of Norway are some of the most dangerous roads in all of Europe.And when winter hits, the transport roads turn into treacherous bobsleigh tracks with trucks and cars skidding and sliding everywhere, blocking vital trade routes and in extreme cases, causing fatal accidents.But never fear, up and down Norway there are brigades of brave rescue workers, who work around the clock to keep the roads safe and open.It takes a special breed of men to pull off the perfect Ice Road Rescue...from a driver smuggling nappies (of all things!) out of Norway, to a truck in trouble full of fresh fish threatening to go bad – the rescue teams of Norway have their work cut out in this nail-biting series!
When a fully laden truck and trailer gets buried in a ditch, Bjørn calls Thord for help. But it's not easy for the two bosses to work together.
A winter storm hits southern Norway. Thord is on his way to save a woman stranded in the mountains when he gets a call about a head-on collision. Bjørn sets out in a gale to rescue a Chassis Cab almost blown off a main road suspension bridge. The young acting boss, Ole Henrik, is put to the test when his new rookie crew is sent on a challenging rescue mission.
Boss Thord puts his life on the line when he crawls under an unstable twenty-ton bread truck stuck on rocks.
A 50-ton truck and trailer carrying asphalt has crashed above a steep bank. Boss Thord must save it before the ground gives way and causes a mudslide.
When a stuck truck blocks a main road, Thord has to rescue it - but the driver doesn't want to pay, so Thord threatens him with house arrest.
Thord struggles to rescue a truck blocking a mountain pass while impatient drivers put his life in danger.
Time is short and the police pile on the pressure when Thord struggles to get a 16-wheeler back on the road.
A drill rig hangs over a 15 metre cliff and Ole Henrik must make a life-threatening decision.
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