Trucking Hell - Season 9
Season 9
Episodes
Episode 1
Recovery ops are dispatched to a toppled trailer and tractor unit on the busy A1 and in Walsall, Snods deals with a car is on the brink of tumbling into a canal lock.
Episode 2
The heat is on for Dean and Daniel after a garage fire leaves 11 vehicles in need of removal. Most of the vehicles are complete write-offs so the duo must get these burnouts out.
Episode 3
Near the Scottish border, a massive articulated truck has tumbled down a steep slope and toppled on to its side and in the Midlands a lorry has caught fire on the busy A1.
Episode 4
In the Scottish borders, Alpha recovery ops Gary, Simon and Mouse have been called in to recover a lorry that's been blown off the road and tipped onto its side. With slippery embankments and muddy terrain, the recovery is fraught with challenges. In Buckinghamshire, lantern op Sean is tasked with rescuing a 12-ton transporter loaded with a broken-down BMW that's stuck in a muddy ditch.
Episode 5
Pat faces a tough challenge after a fully loaded 40-ton lorry crashes, ploughing into a hedge and landing on its side. Michael's called to recover a tanker full of animal waste.
Episode 6
Sean and Daniel attempt a risky recovery after a lorry loaded with rotten potatoes has rolled, blocking a busy London route. In Scotland, a van has plunged into Loch Eck.
Episode 7
On a busy A-road, the Alpha team rescues a lorry stuck in deep mud after it veers off-road. On the M25, Lantern Recovery responds when a slide-bed loses its wheels.
Episode 8
Dan tackles a cherry picker stuck in a boggy bridleway. In Worcestershire, Kieran faces a challenging uphill battle to recover a stranded farm vehicle.
Episode 9
Daniel and Dean strip a burnt-out horse box for recovery, but one wrong move could bring the whole thing crashing down. Mouse races to clear a lorry without a back wheel on the A66.
Episode 10
Crews face a burnt-out horse box, a stranded lorry on the A66, and a risky orange-laden trailer lift in the Midlands - all demanding precision, teamwork, and nerves of steel.
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