Deadly Roads - Driving at the Limit

Dangerous mountain passes in Bolivia, chaotic traffic in Ivory Coast, and unstable roads through Georgia's rugged landscape. This episode shows how geography, poor infrastructure, and human risk create deadly conditions for those who rely on these roads.

In Afghanistan, roads are shaped by conflict and isolation. South Africa struggles with violence on its highways, while India's dense traffic causes daily accidents. Each road tells a story of survival under extreme pressure.

From Pakistan's landslide-prone highways to the muddy roads of Madagascar and the overcrowded streets of Bangladesh - this episode looks at how locals face danger every time they travel.

Even in well-developed countries, roads can be deadly. In New Zealand and Scotland, weather and remoteness bring constant risk. In Australia's vast outback, getting stranded can mean life or death.