
Your Personal Taxi Arrives October 1: Episodes and Where to Watch
Cha Tae-hyun’s eight-episode taxi drama starts October 1. Here are the confirmed Japan and South Korea listings, the cast and the US release status.


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Cha Tae-hyun drives a reservation-only taxi where passengers share their stories through the songs they request.
Your Personal Taxi is an eight-episode Korean drama set around an old-fashioned cab. The driver accepts advance bookings from regular customers and plays the songs they ask for. Each passenger brings a different problem, memory or turning point to the journey.
Cha Tae-hyun plays Driver Go, the cab’s recurring driver. Lee Jae-in plays costume worker Yeon-woo, Im Se-mi plays runner Gye-hyang, and Joo Jong-hyuk plays vinyl-loving DJ Chang-sik. The series is based on Lee Mose’s Naver webtoon and was co-produced by Fuji Television and BIGINSQUARE with Studio Flow.
The stories cover reunions with former partners, sleepless nights, youth, family and memories of better days. The cab and its driver connect the episodes; the requested music helps bring each passenger’s story into the open.
October 1, 2026 is the announced streaming start. FOD in Japan released all eight episodes together at 8 p.m. JST. Netflix has a South Korean title listing under the English name Your Personal Taxi. A US release and an exact Netflix release hour have not been confirmed in the sources checked for this page.
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Cha Tae-hyun’s eight-episode taxi drama starts October 1. Here are the confirmed Japan and South Korea listings, the cast and the US release status.