U-NEXT will exclusively stream the Korean drama Crash 2: Rage Road in Japan and simultaneously with Korea starting November 16, 2026.
November/10/2026 18:05
The Korean drama "Crash 2: Rage Road" will be distributed exclusively as an all-you-can-watch U-NEXT Original in Japan for the first time and simultaneously with the home country from Monday, November 16, 2026. This work is Season 2 of the exhilarating investigative action "Crash: Traffic Crime Investigation Team," which aired in Korea in 2024. The previous work drew attention with its novel subject of traffic crimes and its fast-paced car action. In this work, the traffic crime investigation team "TCI" of Namgang Police Station is reborn as the wide-area investigation unit belonging to the National Investigation Headquarters and confronts traffic crimes occurring all over the country. Lee Min-ki continues from Season 1 as Cha Yeong-ho, the central member of TCI. With a sharp gaze, he approaches the core of the case together with his colleagues. Kwak Sun-young as Min So-hee, who leads the team, Heo Sung-tae as Jeong Chae-man, who pursues clues to the case, Lee Ho-cheol as Woo Dong-gi, who runs around dangerous scenes, and Moon Hee as Oh Hyeon-gyeong also continue from the previous work. Furthermore, NCT's Jisung newly joins as the passionate rookie police officer Ji Dae-se, bringing a new wind to the team. Attention is focused on the 활활活躍 of "TCI," which, armed with specialized knowledge and unity, sets out to investigate against traffic crimes and organized crime cartels whose methods become increasingly sophisticated and whose scale expands. On U-NEXT, this work will be exclusively distributed as all-you-can-watch from 23:20 on Monday, November 16, 2026, the same day as the Korean broadcast. In addition, the previous work "Crash: Traffic Crime Investigation Team" will also begin all-you-can-watch distribution from 12:00 on Tuesday, November 17, 2026. Distribution information: "Crash 2: Rage Road" distribution start date: Monday, November 16, 2026, 23:20 *New episodes updated every Monday and Tuesday Distribution information: U-NEXT / all-you-can-watch (U-NEXT Original / first in Japan / simultaneous with home country / exclusive distribution) [Staff] Director: Park Jun-woo [Cast] Lee Min-ki, Kwak Sun-young, Heo Sung-tae, Lee Ho-cheol, Moon Hee, Park Ji-sung, Baek Hyun-jin, Yoo Seung-mok, and others Original title: 크래시2 : 분노의 도로 Country of production: Korea Year of production: 2026 (C) 2026 Astory Co., Ltd. & KT Studiogenie Co., Ltd. All Rights reserved. [Story] The sequel and Season 2 of "Crash: Traffic Crime Investigation Team." The members of TCI, promoted to the "wide-area investigation unit" of the National Investigation Headquarters, take on nationwide traffic crimes. A huge shadow lurks behind a massive fraud that exploits blind spots in security cameras. With a life-threatening situation approaching, a desperate high-speed chase begins, using Cha Yeong-ho's meticulous brain, Min So-hee's dangerous driving, and the new member's quick wit as weapons. Related link: U-NEXT official website
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