Ep 6. Not Your Regular Fender-Bender

In episode 6 of Heavy Rescue: 401 season 2, titled "Not Your Regular Fender-Bender," the team faces a multitude of challenges as they respond to a string of accidents on one of North America's busiest highways.

The episode opens with a call-out to a multi-vehicle collision, where a commercial truck has collided with several cars. The Heavy Rescue 401 team quickly realizes that this is not an ordinary accident - the truck is carrying hazardous material, and the crash has caused a major spill. The team must act fast to contain the material and clear the wreckage, all while dealing with heavy traffic and a growing crowd of curious onlookers.

As the team works to clear the scene, they receive another call-out - this time, a car has hit a hydro pole and is hanging precariously over the highway. The team quickly assesses the situation and decides that a heavy crane will be needed to safely remove the car. But with the traffic starting to pile up, time is of the essence.

Meanwhile, a second team is dispatched to a call-out involving a jackknifed transport truck. When they arrive on the scene, they find the truck blocking both lanes of the highway, causing a massive backup. The team must employ some creative solutions to get the truck off the road and traffic flowing again.

Back at the hazardous materials spill, the team has managed to contain the material and clear the wreckage. But the situation is far from over - the team now faces the daunting task of cleaning up the spill itself. They don protective gear and begin the process of carefully removing the hazardous material, all while keeping a close eye on the surrounding environment.

As the episode comes to a close, the Heavy Rescue 401 team has once again proven their mettle in the face of overwhelming challenges. From hazardous material spills to hanging cars, they are the first line of defense when disaster strikes on North America's busiest highway. The challenges may be great, but the team is up to the task - and they are always ready for whatever comes their way.