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FMCSA PSP Report

from $15.00

Pull a Pre-Employment Screening Program (PSP) report to see a driver's crash and inspection history. Shows the last 5 years of DOT-reportable crash data and 3 years of roadside inspection data from FMCSA records.

Requires driver consent. We handle the request and deliver the report, typically same day.

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Pull a Pre-Employment Screening Program (PSP) report to see a driver's crash and inspection history. Shows the last 5 years of DOT-reportable crash data and 3 years of roadside inspection data from FMCSA records.

Requires driver consent. We handle the request and deliver the report, typically same day.

Driving Record (MVR) Driving Record (MVR) Driving Record (MVR)
Driving Record (MVR)
from $35.00
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What's Included

  • PSP Report: Official crash and inspection history from FMCSA databases.

  • 5 Years of Crash Data: All DOT-reportable crashes on record.

  • 3 Years of Inspection Data: Roadside inspections and any violations found.

  • Fast Delivery: Reports typically delivered same day.

What is a PSP Report?

The Pre-Employment Screening Program gives employers access to a driver's official safety record from FMCSA databases. Unlike an MVR (which shows traffic tickets), the PSP shows commercial vehicle-specific information: crashes, roadside inspections, and violations found during those inspections.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I pull a PSP report? A driver might have a clean MVR but a terrible inspection history. The PSP shows out-of-service violations, hours of service violations, vehicle maintenance issues, and crash involvement that won't appear on a standard driving record.

Do I need driver consent? Yes. The driver must authorize the PSP request before you can pull their report. We provide the consent form.

Is a PSP report required by DOT? No, but it's strongly recommended for pre-employment screening. Many carriers use it as a standard part of their hiring process.

What's the difference between PSP and CSA scores? PSP reports are for individual drivers. CSA scores are for carriers. A driver's PSP violations contribute to their employer's CSA scores.