Ep 1. Edge of the Earth

As the winter season descends on Canada's northern territories, the ice roads become the only way to transport essential goods to remote communities. In the second season of Ice Road Truckers, a group of experienced drivers take on the treacherous roads to delivery supplies ranging from fuel, medicine, and groceries.

In the opening episode "Edge of the Earth," the drivers set off on their first journey of the season. At the forefront is Hugh Rowland, an experienced ice road trucker who takes great pride in his job. But this season, he faces a new challenge when his boss Rick Yemm, not only assigns him a new truck, but also a new partner, 22-year-old Rick Fitch.

Meanwhile, on Alaska's Dalton Highway, a treacherous stretch known as "Haul Road," veteran driver Alex Debogorski, sets off on a risky journey to deliver a vital water tank. The 500-mile journey requires excellent driving skills on icy roads and avoiding dangerous drops.

In Manitoba, Tim Freeman and his partner, George Spears, tackle icy roads on a delicate "midnight run" to deliver a vital load of groceries to a remote community. The journey requires careful navigation around tight corners and steep hills to prevent any mishaps.

Lisa Kelly takes on a challenging new route through yet another unpredictable winter, this time in the remote town of Inuvik. She faces steep slopes, winding roads with massive potholes, and low visibility.

All the drivers are up against extreme weather conditions that make driving through the icy roads dangerous. A sudden snowstorm, limited visibility, zero-degree temperatures, and sudden avalanches are some of the challenges that the truckers face.

In conclusion, the first episode of Ice Road Truckers' second season is filled with adventure, thrills and technical challenges as the drivers push their limits to deliver important goods. With new challenges and partnerships, it promises to be a riveting season that will keep the audiences on the edge of their seats.