Transportation screening packages and pricing

Match the package to the driving duties and screening requirements of the position. For non-CDL delivery and transportation roles, choose the Non-CDL Driver Package. Its driving history search reviews the candidate’s motor vehicle record (MVR), but it does not verify CDL status.

For a commercial driving placement that requires a commercial driver’s license (CDL), choose the CDL Driver Package. It adds a Commercial Driver’s License Information System (CDLIS) check and a Pre-Employment Screening Program (PSP) Driver History from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) to the non-CDL searches. If the position also requires DOT-compliant drug testing, choose the CDL Driver Package + DOT Drug Test. Select the package with a DOT physical when the hire needs that exam as well.

For warehouse associates, production workers, and general labor, choose Light Industrial Basic. Light Industrial Specialist adds County and Federal Criminal Records, MVR Driving History, and Professional License Verification for equipment and industrial roles requiring documented qualifications. Confirm which professional license the verification covers. Professional License Verification does not certify forklift or certain equipment operation qualifications.

MVR Driving History identifies the name, license issue and expiration date, license status, license number, license type, endorsements, restrictions, driving violations, and suspensions. It does not verify a CDL or other driving credentials. Turnaround averages 8–24 hours and is not guaranteed; it depends on search and source availability.

CDLIS checks commercial license records and status and identifies any undisclosed commercial driver’s licenses previously held by an applicant. A PSP check, also known as the DOT PSP, contains the most recent 5 years of crash data and the most recent 3 years of roadside inspection data from the FMCSA’s Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS) for an individual driver. The record displays a snapshot in time, based on the most recent MCMIS data load to the PSP system. These checks serve different purposes, so an MVR alone should never be treated as CDL verification.

The CDL Driver Package does not include drug testing. Choose the CDL Driver Package + DOT Drug Test when the placement also requires a DOT-compliant drug test.

The drug test requires appointment scheduling, laboratory processing, and medical review officer (MRO) review, which can extend turnaround beyond the CDL Driver Package’s average. This tier does not include a DOT physical.

The CDL Driver Package + DOT Drug Test + DOT Physical brings driving-record screening, DOT-compliant drug testing, and a DOT physical into one order.

The DOT physical requires a medical exam appointment, separate from the record searches. Turnaround averages 2–5 days and is not guaranteed; it depends on appointment availability, testing, and source-record availability.

Light Industrial Basic Package

Price

$7.95 per report

Turnaround

5 minutes–24 hours average

Best for

Warehouse associates, production workers, and general labor placements

Light Industrial Specialist Package

Price

$38.95 per report

Turnaround

24–48 hours average

Best for

Forklift operators, equipment operators, and industrial placements requiring documented qualifications

Warehouse and light-industrial employers can choose from two fixed-price packages depending on the candidate’s role requirements.

MVR Driving History reviews motor vehicle records dating back to the issue date of the driver’s license. Professional License Verification provides information from licensing agencies in various states across the United States. The search includes the type of licenses or degrees issued and verifies the current status. An MVR Driving History alone does not certify forklift or equipment qualifications.