While the first few days of marchers attracted mostly young people, the participants seem to come from all age groups and social classes. At the beginning of the march, there are men with large SPO flags. In later marches, a truck moves slowly at the front carrying loudspeakers, used as a platform for Vuk Draskovic to make occasional speeches en route. People in the march are quite friendly, there are lots of smiles, conversations and laughter. Whistle and noisemaker duets happen spontaneously.
People tend to start up their own chants rather than following anything coming from the sound truck.
There is no sense of latent violence and the crowds are re- markably disciplined. There are virtually no monitors along the route, except at key buildings as mentioned above. A handful of traffic police keep the traffic lanes closed, but for a few days, police stopped doing this, creating small, frustrated traffic jams. Demonstrators spontaneously stepped in to keep the roads clear and tried to ward off those motor- ists angry by the delay. Both the bus drivers union and taxi drivers union are supporters of Zajedno, and thus their mem- bers have adapted willingly to the congestion.