The TV show Ice Road Truckers premieres on the History Channel, showcasing the lives of truck drivers operating on ice roads in remote Arctic territories.
Season 5 introduces a shift in focus to ice road trucking in Alaska, expanding the geographical scope of the series.
The History Channel announces the conclusion of Ice Road Truckers after its tenth season, wrapping up the show's depiction of the dangerous profession.
Introduction of the ice road truckers and the challenges of hauling supplies across frozen routes in Canada's Northwest Territories.
The team starts hauling loads on the newly operational Emerald Lake ice road, showcasing the dangers and logistics involved.
Seasoned driver Mike Simmons appears, adding experience and competition among the drivers.
A truck gets stranded when the ice beneath begins to crack, highlighting the perilous nature of the job.
Truckers complete the final hauls before the ice road closes for the season.
Veteran driver Hugh Rowland makes his first appearance, bringing a highly competitive spirit.
An ice section collapses under a truck, forcing an emergency rescue operation.
A new record is set for the heaviest load carried across the ice road in a single trip.
Season concludes with the roads closing, and drivers reflecting on the season's challenges.
