Our Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) service provides driving record information sourced from official state motor vehicle agencies. This search helps companies review driving history, including violations and license status, based on the candidate’s licensing state. With nationwide coverage and accurate state-reported data, this service supports informed screening decisions for roles involving driving responsibilities.
Driving records may reveal state-reported violations, suspensions, or other incidents that help support safer workforce planning for roles involving driving.
Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) data can highlight aspects of a candidate’s driving history, such as license status or history of violations that may factor into whether the role’s driving expectations are met.
Motor Vehicle Reports provide insight into licensing status, driving eligibility, and reportable infractions. This information can help organizations assess whether a candidate’s driving history aligns with expectations for driving-related positions.
MVR searches help support consistent background screening procedures for driving roles, contributing to a more standardized review process across candidate evaluations.
Hiring individuals with documented driving records free of concerning infractions can help maintain a reputation for professionalism in roles where driving reflects on your company.
Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) searches provide documented driving history that companies may use to support internal insurance-related risk evaluations. Visibility into licensing status and reportable violations can contribute to a more informed risk management strategy for roles involving driving.
Provide the candidate’s name, date of birth, and driver’s license number to initiate the MVR verification process.
We access the appropriate state DMV databases to retrieve accurate driving history, including traffic violations, accidents, and license information.
We validate driving history through additional checks to ensure accuracy, including verifying for expired or revoked licenses.
Receive a detailed report summarizing traffic violations, license status, accident history, and other key insights to support informed hiring decisions.
Driving history is retrieved based on the candidate’s licensing state. Records are available from all 50 states and Washington, D.C., accessed through structured channels connected to state motor vehicle agencies.
Each report includes information recorded by the state, such as traffic violations, DUI-related offenses, license status, and reportable accident history. These fields reflect the contents of the candidate’s state-maintained driving record at the time of retrieval.
Motor Vehicle Reports are generated at the time of request. Turnaround times vary by state, but records are typically available shortly after submission depending on agency access and processing time.
All reports are requested, retrieved, and delivered through a structured process designed to maintain consistency across jurisdictions. Our internal procedures help ensure that results are handled accurately and efficiently from request to delivery.
We follow strict data handling protocols to support the secure retrieval and delivery of driving record information. All reports are returned without modification, and sensitive information is protected through secure storage and access controls.
A Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) includes information such as traffic violations, license status, driving-related convictions, and reportable accidents, depending on the records made available by each state’s motor vehicle agency.
Most MVR reports are returned within a few business days. Processing times may vary based on the state’s motor vehicle database availability and access procedures.
MVRs are limited to driving history and license-related information. Criminal searches review records from court systems and cover a broader range of legal matters.
Yes. Requests can be submitted individually or in groups, depending on your screening needs.
MVRs are compiled using records obtained directly from each state’s department or agency responsible for maintaining driver history and licensing data.
