Follow the operations of Jamie Davis Motor Truck, a heavy vehicle rescue and recovery towing company based in Hope, British Columbia focusing on the hardships of operating along the highways of the BC Interior, especially the Coquihalla Highway, which is notorious for rapidly changing weather.
Jamie debuts another heavy duty to his fleet as he and Co. work to recover a nearly intact semi on a snowbank. Autow has its hands full when dealing with an overturned excavator off a narrow backroad. John Dodds nearly has a close call as he deals with 2 stuck semis on Icy Highway 5A.
Al and Curtis battle the first snowstorm on the Coq, Reliable deals with a ditched semi that struck an ambulance up on the Coq, Mike from Ben's Towing deals with a semi blocking the only route through eastern BC, Autow deals with lumber off highway 97.
Rob from Autow faces a daunting Super B-train logging truck buried under tons of timber on the Barkerville Highway.
Deep in the mountains, MSA wrestles a sideways semi back onto Highway 1; Reliable Towing's John Dods leads a crew of new operators with a torn up tractor trailer on the Coquihalla; and more.
Rob, Al, Reliable, and Jamie’s rookie juggle dangerous B-trains, muddy rescues, and first-time towing challenges.
A half-million-dollar rollover, a giant factory machine, and Maxime’s first semi job push crews to beat the clock.
Jamie, Reliable, and Autow battle blind corners, mangled trailers, and holiday chaos on BC’s busiest highways.
A huge Coq shutdown, sunken farm gear, a rookie slip-up, and an icy father-daughter tow test crews across BC.
Coquihalla Towing joins Reliable for a deep-ditch rescue as Quiring, Aggressive, and MSA face mud, hazards, and tension.
Crews fight to recover a meat-filled seacan, raise a riverboat, clear Highway 97, and train a rookie in a 60-ft ditch.
Aidan tackles a heavy tractor, Aggressive stabilizes precarious pipes, and Kurtis Brown leads his final Snowshed Protocol.
Jamie and rookie Jas handle a risky airbag job, while Rob and Reliable battle overturned loads on remote BC backroads.
