Motor Vehicle Records |
GIS provides both commercial (CDL) and non-commercial (Non-CDL) driving records in all 50 states plus DC, providing instant results in 44. A Motor Vehicle Record history for the state in which the individual holds a license is necessary for those who drive company vehicles or for those who drive their own vehicles on company business. States differ in the information provided, but the average history available is for three to seven years (some court fees may apply).
Non-CDL MVRs
For Non-CDL driver's licenses, we provide the following information in the Driving History Report: name searched; state searched; demographic information (to include sex, weight, height, DOB, hair color, eye color); license information (to include license class and class description, issue date, expiration date, status (valid, invalid), and any applicable restrictions); miscellaneous and state-specific information (license status, license class and description, and whether the applicant had a previous license); and driving record information (any violations or suspensions to include date issue happened and date of conviction, the violation/suspension code and description, and the number of points against their license).
CDL MVRs
For CDL driver's licenses, we provide the following information in the Driving History Report: licensee name; license state; license number; issue date; expiration date; license status; any accidents or violations (to include type, violation/suspension date, conviction date, violation/suspension code, number of points against the license, and violation/suspension description); and miscellaneous and state specific information (to include name, DOB, license number, CDL class, issue date, expiration date, and any special clearances, issuances, or restrictions).