is common for TLC-licensed drivers to work for several companies, as well as in different industry segments. The agency also licenses more than 100,000 vehicles, as well as over 1,000 for-hire vehicle bases, according to its 2016 annual report. TLC Enforcement Division The Enforcement Division, part of the Uniformed Services Bureau (USB) is staffed by uniformed officers who are NYC Special Patrolmen (NYS Peace Officers). There are approximately 240 officers. This includes the Vision Zero squad, which focuses on safety-related enforcement like moving violations, which include failing to yield to pedestrians and cell phone usage while driving. The TLC is testing new vehicle safety technologies in licensed vehicles as part of a safety pilot, which began in 2015, according to the agency's website. Technologies include electronic data recorders, speed governors, and driver-alert systems. The pilot looks at how safety technologies affect driving behaviors, collision rates, the experience of drivers and passengers, and the expenses of drivers. According to the TLC, the primary mission of the Enforcement Division is: Uniform TLC Special Patrolmen officers wear a typical NYC law enforcement style uniform: Dark blue shirt with tie and tie-clip (with "T.L.C - N.Y." letters on tie-pin), with shield, TLC patch and collar pins (one is "USB" one is "TLC") and rank (if any) Dark blue trousers Dark blue NYC style peaked eight-point cap, with silver capbadge Dark blue jacket with shield, TLC patch and rank (if any) Duty belt Black boots. The shoulder patch is now ver similar to the other NYC Law Enforcement agencies and reads "TAXI AND LIMOUSINE COMMISSION POLICE, CITY OF NEW YORK", with the standard NYC police logo inside the centre of the patch. For Lieutenants and above, white shirts are worn instead of blue, the shield, capbadge and capband are gold, rather than silver. Powers and Authority TLC Officer's are classed as NYC Special Patrolman who are appointed in connection with special duties of employment, and such designation confers limited NYS Peace Officer powers upon the employee, pursuant to New York State Criminal Procedure Law § 2.10(27). The exercise of these powers is limited to the employee's geographical area of employment and only while such employee is actually on duty as listed in Chapter 13 subsection (C): Special Patrolmen Equipment and Vehicles TLC Special Patrolman are prohibited by New York State Law (Criminal Procedure Law) to use or carry a firearm, but do carry use a