Motor Vehicle Records
Driving history, checked once or watched continuously.
MVR searches confirm driving history and role suitability—on their own, or paired with Ongoing Monitoring so a license change surfaces after the initial check clears.
Platform Overview
Workspace
ConnectedLive
ConnectedLive
Connected workflow
One screening request
One record
- 01Application intakeOne configurable request starts the record.
- 02Screening + verificationSelected checks and specialist follow-up stay together.
- 03Report deliveryA decision-ready result returns to your platform.
The same record moves from intake to delivery without duplicate entry between steps.
At a glance
What Motor Vehicle Records covers.
- What it covers
- Driver history and license status, searched against the jurisdictions relevant to where the applicant is licensed.
- Role suitability
- Results can be reviewed against the specific driving requirements of the role, rather than one generic pass/fail standard.
- Transportation workflows
- MVR can run as its own search or alongside the rest of a transportation screening package.
- Delivered as
- Results are recorded against the applicant's file alongside any other screening in the same package.
Why it matters
A license confirmed once doesn't stay confirmed on its own.
A single MVR pull reflects the day it ran. Pairing it with Ongoing Monitoring changes what happens after.
| MVR only | RecommendedMVR + Ongoing Monitoring | |
|---|---|---|
| Confirms driving history at the time of the check | Included | Included |
| Surfaces a license change after the check clears | Not included | Included |
| Requires a new manual pull to catch a change | Included | Not included |
| Fits an ongoing driving role | Limitedpoint-in-time only | Included |
Comparison of screening approaches, not of specific providers.
FAQs
Common questions about Motor Vehicle Records.
Driver history and license status, searched against the jurisdictions relevant to where the applicant is licensed.
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