Drivers wanted.

A terse, utilitarian phrase most commonly encountered as a classified advertisement or posted notice seeking people to operate vehicles (e.g., taxi, delivery, trucking, bus, or chauffeur work). Read as a “quote,” its bluntness can register as a snapshot of labor demand and mobility in a given place and time, or as an emblem of how public language often collapses human identity into a function (“drivers”). Without a traceable source, however, it is best treated not as a literary aphorism but as anonymous ephemera whose meaning depends almost entirely on the document and circumstances in which it appeared.