Parents' Guide to Campus Drivers

TV Prime Video Drama 2026
Campus Drivers TV show poster: Carmen Kassovitz and Baptiste Masseline. The pair lean on the hood of a car and look at each other.

Common Sense Media Review

By Ty'Kira Smalls , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 15+

French romance series falls flat; sex, swearing, drinking.

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Why Age 15+?

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What's the Story?

CAMPUS DRIVERS follows scholarship student Loïs (Carmen Kassovitz) on her first night at exclusive Belrose University, when she's dumped and kicked out by her longtime boyfriend, Max (Enzo Lorente). She runs into Lane (Baptiste Masseline) who conveniently works and owns Campus Drivers, an app that students use to book rides to their destination. Lane begrudgingly offers Loïs a room at his apartment as she tries to devise a way to get Max back. As the lives of the two eventually begin to mesh, someone from Lane's past threatens to disrupt the oasis at Belrose University.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
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This series' modern concept and slight bit of mystery can often be overshadowed by its clichés. Campus Drivers is typical in the romance drama, and easy to binge. But the charming character dynamics can only carry repetitive plot lines and stereotypes so far. Viewers can get their modern, melodramatic romance fix elsewhere. The language, sex, and drinking makes this suitable for older teens.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Have you read the book series this show is based on? If so, which version do you prefer? Why do you think books are frequently adapted for movies or television?

  • Families can talk about how Loïs is portrayed in Campus Drivers. Does she display any admirable qualities? What about not-so-admirable qualities? How does her character develop throughout the series?

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Campus Drivers TV show poster: Carmen Kassovitz and Baptiste Masseline. The pair lean on the hood of a car and look at each other.

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