PSP reports on driver crashes and inspections.
The PSP report returns FMCSA-recorded crash and inspection history on a CDL driver. It is separate from the DMV driving record and the Clearinghouse.
Also called Pre-Employment Screening Program, FMCSA PSP.
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How it runs on vID
Identity verified
Search runs
Report returned
What it covers
FMCSA-recorded crash and inspection history on the driver- A roughly five-year federal snapshot a single-state MVR will not contain
MVRs are state-scoped and crash and inspection data is federal, which is why PSP exists. DataFacts and other transportation-heavy CRAs sell it as a named driver product.
What it covers
- FMCSA-recorded crash and inspection history on the driver
- A roughly five-year federal snapshot a single-state MVR will not contain
What it doesn’t cover
Replace the MVR — license status still lives at the DMV- Replace the Clearinghouse — drug and alcohol violations live there
- Apply to non-CDL last-mile drivers
Where the data comes from.
FMCSA PSP
Federal pre-employment screening program; candidate consent required.
Why identity comes first.
PSP is identifier-sensitive, and a typed name is how you pull the wrong driver’s crashes. The scanned license is the input.
How the network fulfills it.
PSP is a consent-based employment product, not a public lookup. We fulfill through partners who run it that way.
This is the wrong search if…
Non-DOT, non-CDL work
You want an MVR. PSP will not help and may not be available.
Commonly ordered with.
- Motor vehicle record
State license status next to federal crash history.
- FMCSA Clearinghouse
The other federal file.
- CDLIS
Where else this person is licensed.
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Identity-verified, fulfilled through the partner network.
Who orders this
Frequently asked questions.
If FMCSA knows, you should too.
PSP plus MVR plus Clearinghouse is a DOT hiring stack. Identity-verified, partner-fulfilled.
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