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Driver Record Monitoring

Annual MVR Reviews Leave Risk Behind

An annual MVR provides only a snapshot of a driver’s record at a single point in time. If a driver receives a suspension, DUI, speeding violation, or other reportable change shortly after the review, your organization may not learn about it until the next scheduled check—potentially leaving unsafe drivers on the road and increasing your exposure to risk.

When you only pull MVRs once a year, you miss everything that happens in between.

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DRIVER RECORD MONITORING

Stay Ahead of Violations with Continuous MVR Monitoring

Continuous MVR Monitoring connects directly with state DMVs to provide year-round visibility into driver records, helping organizations identify violations, suspensions, license expirations, and other negative changes as they occur.

What Does MVR Monitoring Report On?

  • Speeding & traffic violations
  • DUIs & major offenses
  • License suspensions, expirations & revocations
  • CDL & endorsement changes
  • Medical Certificate expiration reminders
  • Crashes & new convictions

*Monitoring frequency and information vary by state; contact us for specifics.

Annual MVRs vs. MVR Monitoring

How Driver Record Monitoring Works

Driver Record Monitoring offers a simple, user-friendly platform to centralize driver records, stay informed of important changes, and proactively manage driver risk.

Built to Simplify Driver Monitoring

Designed to simplify driver oversight, our platform centralizes the tools organizations need to monitor driver activity, receive alerts, track important deadlines, and gain visibility into their entire driver population, all from one place.

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Electronic Consent Form

Capture and store driver consent for MVR pulls.

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MVR Risk Scoring

Quickly identify higher-risk drivers based on MVR activity.

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Nationwide Coverage

Manage driver records across multiple states on a single platform.

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Near Real-Time Alerts

Receive alerts when reportable driver record changes occur.

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License Expiration Tracking

Stay ahead of upcoming license and credential expirations.

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Custom Reports & Dashboards

Monitor trends and performance with flexible reporting tools.

See How Organizations Are Staying Ahead of Driver Risk

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“I appreciate the quick and easy access to obtaining MVR records with MVR Monitoring – Driver License Monitoring. This makes the ease of doing business much smoother for our organization. I also found the initial setup to be very easy.”

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
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“I no longer need to check over 450 licenses monthly. Easy to find what I need.”

Enterprise (>1000 Emp.)
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“MVR Monitoring is the easiest system I’ve used for tracking driver compliance. It’s simple to use, cost effective, and accurate. I like that we can easily control access to the system so that stakeholders are aware of driver changes without violating confidentiality. Setup takes minutes.”

Mid-Market (51-1000 Emp.)

Continuous MVR Monitoring Is the Safety Standard

🛡️ Protect Your Organization
Manage driver records proactively and ensure only qualified drivers represent your business.

📈 Meet Insurance Expectations
Implement proactive driver risk management practices to meet evolving insurance expectations and reduce claim exposure.

⚖️ Reduce Legal Exposure
Identify high-risk drivers earlier to help reduce legal exposure and strengthen your organization’s defense.

Common Questions About Driver Record Monitoring

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MVR Monitoring may be a good fit if your organization:

  • Only reviews MVRs annually
  • Relies on drivers to self-report violations or license changes
  • Employs drivers in multiple states
  • Manages a growing fleet or multiple locations
  • Wants to reduce the time spent reviewing MVRs manually
  • Needs faster visibility into suspensions, violations, and other driver record changes
  • Wants to proactively identify higher-risk drivers

Transitioning is simple. Our team helps you enroll drivers, enable monitoring, and configure the platform so you can move from periodic MVR checks to continuous monitoring with minimal disruption.

Monitoring frequency varies by state. Some states offer daily monitoring, while others provide weekly or monthly updates.

Yes. Monitoring is available in most states. Frequency and the information reported vary by state.

Yes. Organizations can monitor CDL drivers, non-CDL drivers, and employees who drive personal or company vehicles for business purposes.

Driver monitoring is often cheaper than annual MVR pulls. When a driver’s license is monitored, an MVR is only pulled when there is a change. This eliminates the need for annual MVR reviews in most cases.

Contact us to receive a quote and schedule a demo

To begin monitoring, you’ll typically need the driver’s full name, date of birth, driver’s license number, driver’s license state, and an MVR consent. Requirements vary by state, and some jurisdictions may require additional information.

Organizations can securely access and manage MVRs through the MVR Monitoring platform. If employees need a copy of their driving record, they should contact their employer.

No. Alerts are sent only to authorized employer administrators, not directly to drivers or employees. This allows organizations to review driving record changes and determine the appropriate next steps. Employers can then notify drivers about important updates, such as upcoming license expirations, suspensions, or other reportable changes.

Don’t wait for the next MVR check to find suspensions.

Implementing a custom MVR monitoring solution for your company is easier than you think. Learn more with a free demo.