widely accepted and reproduced in numerous regional organizations in Ukraine as well as abroad. Especially in Kyiv, the movement has become a spring board for many public initiatives, individual personalities and organizations. Several Automaidan members have been expelled from the organisation due to "their involvement in paid-for (rallies) activities in the past". The organisations has complained that there have been rallies that were claimed to be Automaidan rallies but were not supported by Automaidan. Separation of Autodozor After the violent dispersion of Automaidan in Cherkasy on 27 February 2014 many of their activists separated into a new group called Autodozor (, literally "Car-watch"). They announced two reasons for that – unwillingness to supply the personal data that Automaidan office body wanted and the appearance of people involved in financial frauds among self-proclaimed leaders of Automaidan. As of 27 February 2014 Autodozor consisted of more than 200 cars. Their motto is "less words more action". Their main activities are: delivery of firewood; delivery of tyres (for burning); gasoline, oil, bottles (for Molotov cocktails); transporting of injured; patrolling of Kyiv streets (after the change of government they do this together with road police); transporting of perished to their homes outside Kyiv. They claim that most of what was done within those activities throughout the revolution was done mostly by the current activists of Autodozor while they were still activists of Automaidan. References External links Official site of Automaidan Facebook page of Automaidan Twitter page of Automaidan Euromaidan Political organizations based in Ukraine Nonviolent resistance movements