PSP Report (Pre-Employment Screening Program)
An FMCSA report showing a driver's crash and inspection history.
Definition
The Pre-Employment Screening Program report provides motor carriers with a driver's 5-year crash history and 3-year inspection history from FMCSA's Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS). Most carriers review PSP reports before hiring. Drivers can request their own PSP report for $10 at psp.fmcsa.dot.gov. It is important to review your report for accuracy before applying to carriers.
Why it matters to you
Your PSP report is the crash and inspection history employers pull when deciding whether to hire you, and it follows you between carriers. Order your own copy before you start applying — errors do occur, and disputing one takes time you will not have mid-application. Knowing what a recruiter is about to read also lets you address it first, on your terms.
FAQ
What does PSP Report (Pre-Employment Screening Program) mean?
An FMCSA report showing a driver's crash and inspection history.
Why does PSP Report (Pre-Employment Screening Program) matter to a driver?
Your PSP report is the crash and inspection history employers pull when deciding whether to hire you, and it follows you between carriers. Order your own copy before you start applying — errors do occur, and disputing one takes time you will not have mid-application. Knowing what a recruiter is about to read also lets you address it first, on your terms.
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