Where Do Trucking Companies Pull Your MVR From?

When you provide your CDL # and state the company runs a MVR. Go to your state DMV and get a 10 yr history and see what it says. In California it will cost $5.00 and takes a few minutes if you get an appointment. Then you will know what they are seeing.

 

Companies run a 10 year check. I thought it was the past 36 months?

 

Most run 3 year--last I knew........

 

Most get them threw there insurance company. You need to get your direct from the DMV of your license state. I alway supply a copy of my printout to a company that I'm applying at, That way I know the information there getting is correct. Only the last 3 years counts as far as points. But they are entitled to a 10 year by DOT standards.

1 ticket should not be a big deal .

 

I recently got a copy of my MVR on line. It came from the Dept of Motor Vehicles and cost about $12.

 

Wow, they're checking for DWI I guess.

Never had one go past 3 years.

 

in response to the initial post (47 or 44 mph)

anybody is capable of making a mistake, the dmv is no exception. i once had a ticket in indiana (i live in michigan). i called the number, found out how much it cost, mailed off a money order, called back in a week to make sure it was taken care of, thought i was good to go. a year later i went to re new my license and they wouldnt let me because i had a outstanding ticket. i called the indiana dmv and they said i was off the state record but they forgot to take me off the national data base. they said they would remove it no problem but itd be 24 hrs. i ended up missing work before they took it off, got chewed out by the boss twice for "not taking care of this like i was suppose to". when i asked the lady at the dmv about why this happened she chuckled and accused me of not having my ducks in a row ?

true story