Highway Thru Hell

A snowplow is pulled from the river; Colin takes on a new role; a Heavy Rescue legend leaves the group.

Jamie’s new B.C. crew struggles with a mangled trailer on a blind corner; when Colin slips up on a big recovery in Alberta, Jamie’s brother must take over the job, even though he’s a rookie on the rotator; Brandon steps up to a new role.

Colin faces the biggest recovery of his career. Al Quiring faces bad snowstorms on the Coquihala. John faces off against a mangled tractor.

A semi plows off a bridge. John must prove himself and get holiday traffic moving on a multi part recovery.

Al Quiring races to open the Transcanada before the morning rush; a semi carrying a load of pharmaceuticals plunges down a bank; in Alberta, the burdens of running the shop solo takes a toll on Colin.

A downpour of freezing rain covers Hope and the Coq, crippling Jamie's operation. Meanwhile, Ken heads to a job and re-lives the worst day of his life.

Quiring Towing has to rescue a loaded semi teetering on the edge of a 300-foot drop. Meanwhile, Colin faces a white knuckle drive on a remote Alberta back road while Jamie tests out a new driver

When recovery crews team up for a massive wreck, a close call leads Brandon to reconsider his future in the business; attempts to straighten out a jackknifed truck get twisted.

The Davis and Quiring families team up for a rare joint recovery; a big rig is left teetering in a seemingly impossible position.

A simple job turns urgent which forces Jamie back out on the road; An overturned truck is trapped under it's load of steel.

Al and Gord gamble on a job which pushes both wreckers to the limits. In Alberta, Jamie's crew battles a whiteout. Back in B.C., a wrecker is called in to help solve an underwater mystery.

As Jamie reaches a difficult crossroads, he looks back over four seasons, revisiting his most challenging wrecks. Also, a look behind the cameras and faces from past and present explain what drives them to this dangerous world.

Jamie takes control of the rotator for the first time in months, and turns to his competition for advice about a major decision that will determine the future of heavy rescue.