MVR (Motor Vehicle Record)

    A Motor Vehicle Record is the driving history a state licensing authority keeps for a driver, listing violations, license status, endorsements, and restrictions. FMCSA requires motor carriers to pull an MVR when they hire a CDL driver and again each year, and many carriers add continuous monitoring for new violations.

    A Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) documents a driver's violations, license status, endorsements, and restrictions as recorded by the state licensing authority. FMCSA regulations require motor carriers to pull an MVR at hire and then annually for every commercial driver. Continuous MVR monitoring — where the state pushes an alert whenever a violation is added — is increasingly common at safety-conscious carriers and is supported natively in Fleegital.

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