Ohio Driving Record

Ohio Driving records, also called an MVR (motor vehicle record) are available form our driving record portal system for employment screening and DOT Compliance.  You can order a 3 Year Ohio driving record for both Non CDL  and  CDL Drivers.   Driving Records can include traffic violations, accidents, license suspensions, revocations, reinstatements, restrictions and Medical Card Certification for CDL drivers.

We also Offer PSP Reports from the  FMCSA that will show five years of Crash history and three Years of Inspection History for your CDL driver.

Running a Ohio Driving Record every year and a PSP Report at time of hire is the best way to keep your company safe and in compliance.

Ohio 3 Year Record

License status, list of crashes where a citation has been issued and violations within the past 36 Months

Ohio CDL Record

On the standard report, Ohio reports all convictions going back the past three years, regardless of type of conviction or status

Turnaround Time:

Instant. Available with your DrivingRecord.net account

Release form Type

Standard Release Form

All Driving Record orders require a signed release from the driver.

Are Accidents Reported?

Anytime an individual is involved in a motor vehicle accident and a
police report is made, all parties listed on the police report have an
entry of that accident placed on their driving record. When this entry
is placed on the record, there are no points assessed and it does not
specify who was at fault.

Medical Certificate Information

Yes.   Status, Issue Date, Expiration Date, Examiner. License No, License Jurisdiction, Registration Number, Phone Number, Specialty, Certification Type

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Ohio’s trucking industry is the 4th largest in the nation

Male drivers were involved in 54.8 percent of all crashes in Ohio in 2015, compared to 42.4 percent female drivers and 2.8 percent which the gender was not stated.

According to the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP), the number of OVI-related fatal crashes is on the rise.

A release form is required before running a driving record.

FMCSA PSP Reports required a separate release form

License Appearance

Ohio is compliant with the REAL ID Act

The format is two letters followed by six numbers. The state reports no special sequence to the letters or numbers issued.

CDL Indicator: “Commercial Driver’s License” Header is blue with a darker blue banner indicating “Commercial License”.

License Classes– Commercial

  • Class A – Any combination of vehicles with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more—provided the GVWR of the vehicle(s) being towed is in excess
    of 10,000 pounds.

  • Class B – Any single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more, or any such vehicle towing a vehicle not in excess of 10,000 pounds
    GVWR.

  • Class C – Any single vehicle, or combination of vehicles that does not meet the definition of Class A or B (as above), but that is designed to
    transport sixteen or more passengers (including the driver), or is transporting hazardous materials in an amount requiring placarding; and
    any school bus with a GVWR less than 26,001 pounds and designed to transport less than sixteen passengers (including the driver).

Ohio Driving License Points

  • Points range from 2 to 12. Accumulation of 12 points in a 24-month period will result in a suspension.

  • Suspension – Twelve or More Points Accumulated Within Two Year – 6 Month Suspension

  • Suspension – Two Violation Convictions Before the Age of Eighteen – Suspension  90 Days

  • Suspension – Three Violation Convictions Before the Age of Eighteen – 1 Year Suspension

  • Suspension – Accumulation of 12 points within a two-year period  – Suspension – 6 Months

Traffic violations that add points to your record

  • Inability to control vehicle

  • Improper lane

  • Drinking alcohol while operating a vehicle

  • Making improper turn

  • Unsafe operation