Deadliest Journeys goes on the extreme roads in Argentina. Whether it's truck drivers at high altitude or country doctors forced to walk for hours, showing the true reality of the country.

It is in the extreme north of Benin, in the heart of an arid jungle, that the Baribas have made their home. Historically warriors, they have now become farmers and derive their wealth mainly from the cotton market.

Ethiopia is one of the countries most affected by traffic fatalities. Trains and trucks travel on outdated infrastructure. Highlighting the difficulties that the country faces.

National Road 5a in Madagascar is hardly a road at all. A part of this road, connecting Ambilobe in the northwest to Vohemar in the northeast, is nicknamed `the road to hell'.

Every year during the rainy season in Senegal, entire regions are covered with water, including cities. This causes an exodus to Casamance. Highlighting the difficulties that the country is going through.