Taxi Driver

✨ Title: Taxi Driver

ℹ️ Alternative Title: 모범택시

🌎 Country of Origin: South Korea

🍿 Format: TV Show (📺)

📕 Series: Taxi Driver

🕵️ Detective(s): Kim Do Gi

🗓️ Aired: 2021, 2023, 2025

🌐 Original Language: Korean

#️⃣️ Number of Seasons: 3 (as of 2026)

✅ Series Status: Ongoing

⏳Length️: 48 Main Episodes + 2 Special Episodes

🔥Rating: PG-18 (Teens 18 and Older)

⚔️ Violent Content: Graphic

🫣 Foul Language: Mild

💋 Sexual Content: None

💯 Overall Assessment: Adult Audience

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Kim Do-gi works for a seemingly ordinary taxi company, but behind the wheel he is part of a covert team that delivers justice to people the legal system has failed. Each episode begins with a victim who has been overlooked, ignored, or outright dismissed, and the team takes on their case with careful planning and a willingness to cross lines that the law cannot. Do-gi often goes undercover, slipping into different roles to get close to the target, while the rest of the team supports him with strategy, tech, and a tightly run operation.

As the cases unfold, the series balances high energy action with darker emotional undercurrents, showing the cost of vengeance on both victims and those who carry it out. A prosecutor begins to notice patterns in the cases, slowly drawing closer to the truth behind the taxi service, which adds tension as the team tries to stay hidden. Over time, Do-gi’s own past and motivations come into sharper focus, turning the story into something more than episodic revenge and raising questions about justice, morality, and whether closure can ever truly be delivered.