A DOT PSP (Pre-Employment Screening Program) report is an official FMCSA record showing a driver’s federal safety history. It includes roadside inspections and DOT-reportable crashes used by trucking companies during driver screening.
Why do trucking companies pull PSP reports?
Trucking companies use PSP reports to review a driver’s inspection and crash history as part of a standard screening workflow. This information helps carriers assess safety history beyond what appears on an MVR alone.
How fast can Trucking Hub pull PSP reports?
With Trucking Hub, PSP reports are available instantly once driver authorization is completed, allowing screening to move forward without delays.
Is driver authorization required for PSP reports?
Yes. FMCSA rules require driver consent before accessing a PSP report. Trucking Hub includes built-in digital authorization workflows to collect, store, and track driver consent automatically.
Are PSP reports stored with driver qualification files?
Yes. PSP reports pulled through Trucking Hub are automatically linked to the driver’s qualification file, keeping records organized, accessible, and audit-ready.
What is the difference between PSP, MVR, and Clearinghouse?
- PSP shows inspection and crash history
- MVR shows license status and violations
- Clearinghouse tracks drug and alcohol compliance
Trucking Hub brings all three together in a single, integrated driver screening and compliance workflow.
