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MVR Checks
for Employers

Confirm license status and driving history before you put someone behind the wheel.

Motor Vehicle Records

License status, violations, suspensions, and accident history from state DMV records.

All 50 States

Nationwide MVR coverage for drivers who have held licenses in multiple states.

Fast Turnaround

Most MVRs return quickly so you can keep drivers on the road.

FCRA Compliant

Reports delivered through a compliant process with digital authorization.

What an MVR Shows

A Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) shows an applicant's driving record from the state, such as license status and driving history. What is reported, and how far back, depends on the state. MVRs usually return in minutes. State fees may apply.

Who Needs MVR Checks

  • Commercial drivers and delivery drivers.
  • Employees who drive company vehicles or drive for work.
  • Forklift, warehouse and field roles where driving is part of the job.
  • Roles where your insurance carrier requires a driving record review.

MVRs for DOT-Regulated Drivers

Motor carriers have their own FMCSA driving-record requirements, such as obtaining driving records from each state where a driver held a license before hire and reviewing them annually. SaffHire's DOT-related packages include MVR checks along with DOT drug and alcohol testing and criminal history searches.

Compliance

Before ordering, the employer gives the applicant a standalone written disclosure and gets written authorization; SaffHire's invitation workflow collects both electronically. Employers remain responsible for their own hiring decisions and legal compliance.

MVR Check FAQ

What does an MVR check show?

A Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) shows an applicant's driving record from the state, such as license status and driving history. MVRs usually return in minutes. State fees may apply.

Are there fees on MVRs?

State fees may apply to Motor Vehicle Reports. There are no setup fees and no minimums.

Can I run MVRs on current employees?

Yes, with a proper disclosure and authorization. Many employers review driving records periodically for employees who drive for work.