Transportation protests are demonstrations organized by individuals or groups to express dissatisfaction with transportation policies, infrastructure, or services. These protests can focus on issues such as rising fares, inadequate public transit options, or environmental concerns related to transportation systems. Participants often seek to raise awareness and push for changes that improve accessibility and sustainability. These protests can take various forms, including marches, sit-ins, or rallies, and may involve community members, activists, and organizations. Notable examples include protests against public transit fare hikes or campaigns advocating for better bike lanes and public transportation options. The goal is to influence policymakers and promote equitable transportation solutions.