Events, Protests & Campaigns

Voice of Taxi Drivers (VOTD) organises peaceful protests, meetings, awareness campaigns, and community events to protect the rights and livelihoods of taxi drivers across Ireland.

Our events focus on fair regulation, transparency, accountability, and the protection of Ireland’s regulated taxi meter system.

We encourage all licensed taxi drivers to participate, stay informed, and stand united for a fairer and stronger taxi industry.

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Protests — November 2026

Protest 1 — Thursday, 12 November 2026

TWO SIMULTANEOUS TAXI CONVOYS

Time: 4:00 PM

Convoy 1: Circle K Petrol Station, Dublin Port → Custom House Quay → Merrion Square.

Convoy 2: Swords → Dublin Airport.

Protest 2 — Wednesday, 18 November 2026

MAJOR SLOW-MOVING TAXI CONVOY

Route, assembly point and starting time will be announced shortly.

Protest 3 — Tuesday, 24 November 2026

MASS SIT-IN PROTEST

Proposed location: Outside NTA Headquarters or the Taoiseach’s Office / Leinster House.

Final location and starting time will be confirmed.


All VOTD demonstrations are intended to be peaceful and conducted in coordination with the relevant authorities where required.

United for Fairness, Transparency & Drivers’ Rights.

Past Events

Past VOTD Protests — October 2026

13 October 2026 — Peaceful Protest at NTA Headquarters

Location: NTA Headquarters, Smithfield, Dublin

Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM

VOTD organised a peaceful demonstration attended by approximately 350–400 taxi drivers, according to organisers.

A memorandum outlining drivers’ concerns regarding regulated taxi fares, transparency and regulatory accountability was submitted to the National Transport Authority.

28 October 2026 — Dublin Taxi Convoy Protest

Location: Dublin City Centre

Start Time: 4:00 PM

VOTD organised a peaceful, slow-moving taxi convoy through Dublin City Centre.

Route: Conyngham Road → North Quays → Eden Quay → Beresford Place → City Quay → Lombard Street → Westland Row → Merrion Square.

Organisers reported participation by more than 500 vehicles.

The demonstration highlighted concerns about fixed-fare arrangements, regulated meter protection and transparency within Ireland’s taxi industry.


VOTD — United for Fairness, Transparency & Drivers’ Rights.