What Is the FMCSA PSP Report?
PSP gives carriers access to a driver's 5-year crash history and 3-year inspection history from FMCSA records before hiring.
FMCSA PSP Report Guides for Carriers and Drivers
The FMCSA Pre-Employment Screening Program (PSP) provides motor carriers with access to a driver's 5-year crash history and 3-year roadside inspection history from federal records. These guides explain how PSP works, how to request reports correctly, how PSP compares with MVR, and what rights drivers have to access and dispute their own PSP data.
How to Order a PSP Report — FMCSA PSP Online
How to request a PSP report through FMCSA PSP Online, including driver consent requirements and step-by-step instructions.
PSP vs. MVR: What Each Report Shows
PSP shows federal crash and inspection history; MVR shows state license status and convictions. Both are used in CDL driver hiring.
Using PSP in the Driver Hiring Process
How motor carriers integrate PSP reports into pre-employment screening, including consent, retention, and how to evaluate results.
Driver Rights Under the PSP Program
CDL drivers can access, review, and dispute their own PSP record. Learn how to request your record and challenge inaccurate data.