The new Hungarian president was in trouble as soon as he took office, and the taxi driver group was pushing him to the forefront of public opinion in protest.These drivers were disappointed with the democratic system, and took to the streets and surrounded the capital with temporary roadblocks - not only an angry cry at the sharp rise in gasoline prices, but also an urgent demand for dignity and fairness under the pressure of life.And he had just taken the position of president, and had to face the restlessness and dissatisfaction from the blood of the city.