Route 132 runs 1,612 kilometers from Montreal to the Gaspé Peninsula, one of Canada's coldest regions, and the film treats it as one of the country's most dangerous drives. Sudden storms roll in with gales over 100 km/h, lifting snow into whiteouts that blind drivers with no warning. The footage follows the pileups that result, dozens of cars and trucks colliding in near-zero visibility, and stays with the rescue workers who have to reach crash sites through the same conditions that caused them. Interviews with drivers, tow operators, and emergency crews explain how quickly a minor lapse in judgment turns fatal on ice and in blowing snow, and how little margin the road leaves for error. The film moves along the route mile by mile, using dashcam-style footage and on-scene shots of wrecked vehicles and rescue operations to show what makes this particular stretch of highway so unpredictable, even for drivers who know it well.