They are also our most vulnerable and underskilled drivers.
Alongside "supporting the most vulnerable", the principle driver of welfare reform was supposed to be that it would help the jobless move into work.
Blind spots are the most vulnerable places for collisions because drivers cannot judge the presence of another vehicle or road hazard through their naked eye.
"I believe that certain industries that are vulnerable should have this type of protection, and I believe that livery-cab drivers are the most vulnerable," said Fernando A. Mateo, president of the New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers, which represents 15,000 livery drivers.
"There's no doubt that drivers are among the most vulnerable workers in New York State.
It was Cameron at his most vulnerable, exulting in his character's improbable arc from truck driver to Oscar winner, and it just made everybody hate him more.
He added: "Despite the need to reduce government spending on advertising, we continue to invest in targeted publicity campaigns to protect the most vulnerable road users and tackle the most dangerous behaviours by a minority of drivers.
She says: "It's important to remember that there is a real business driver to ensure employees are treated well at their most vulnerable time – people remember the good and the bad.
Drugs, particularly new and cheap ones like crack cocaine, were destroying the most vulnerable among us -- the poor, disadvantaged and forgotten -- and were a major driver of health care costs, homelessness, neighborhood neglect, mental illness and child abuse.
We also demonstrated an association between vulnerability and significantly higher healthcare utilisation in the prior 12 months with the most vulnerable adults having a median of two hospitalisations suggesting that hospitalisation may be a significant driver of vulnerability.
