If you want to change these default rules to suit your organization's needs or insurance requirements, contact Checkr.Įach state, not Checkr, determines how many years of driver history MVR reports include. No cell phone or distracted driving violation in the past 3 years.No major violation in the past 5 years (such as DUIs, or speeding 40+ mph over the limit).No more than 2 accidents in the past 3 years.No more than 2 moving violations in the past 3 years (such as failure to stop at a stop sign, following too closely, improper passing).No more than 1 moving violation in the past 3 years AND No more than 1 accident in the past 3 years.Driver must currently be privileged to drive a passenger vehicle or motorcycle.These rules are based on standard insurance requirements. Default rulesīy default, Checkr applies the rules below to MVR reports.
MVR rules apply in the United States only. MVR rulesĬheckr enables you to define rules that evaluate a candidate’s driving record and determine whether a report status shows Clear or Consider. If you set the work location as Canada, MVR reports include results from the province or territory that issued the license. The US state of Pennsylvania requires an affidavit to run MVR reports, and the Checkr MVR service doesn't cover the areas below: Region availability United States and US territories
For more information, refer to MVR exceptions: What to do if an MVR report results in a Suspended status. Checkr automatically emails the candidate asking them to submit a photo of their driver license so that the report can continue. Checkr calls this situation an exception, and it usually happens when the candidate makes a typo in their driver license number, name, or birth date. MVR reports are typically available within 24 hours most complete within a few minutes.ĭelays can happen when Checkr finds no matching record. *Electronic records that Checkr accesses don't always include this information. Governments might differ in the information they report, but MVR reports usually identify the information below: Some convictions, such as driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, appear only on MVR reports and not in criminal records screenings. MVR reports can help identify candidates with unsafe driving records to help you assess the risk of potential and current employees. In Canada, the province or territory government reports these results. In the United States (US), state Departments of Motor Vehicles (DMVs) report these results. A motor vehicle record (MVR) report is a driving history report as reported from a government entity that issues driver licenses.
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