They disabled the search though. You can check the company's if you know the DOT number, but cannot search by name.
I was looking forward to seeing how some company's were doing tonight. But I do not know their DOT numbers to do it.
Oh well, should be working soon.

On a side note. I did check my company's rating. Not as good as I would have thought.
The highest score was in fatigued driving, which is where everyone will probably be high. Since most of the points in that basic are due to stupid log violations. Not up to date, missing info, basic form and manner stuff.
Our score was a 39. That is the only score we have over 30, and if I remember right the only one we had over 20.

PSP: Pre Employment Screening Program. More info found here: http://www.psp.fmcsa.dot.gov/Pages/FAQ.aspx

Originally Posted by animal

Thanx Jim....How will this affect DAC? I sent off for my DAC report about a month ago. They didn't send me a copy of my MVR like they did the year before. I called them and they said they didn't send MVR's anymore. Is that right?

I'm in the same boat you are....I'm still learning about PSP myself. If I were to take an educated guess, I think that PSP is another screening tool used to weed out bad drivers, hence the name pre-employment screening process. Of course, drivers with more than 2 or 3 bad entries on their driving records will have a harder time finding work. It's not impossible, though. Finding a trucking job is like finding a diamond: you will have to dig through alot of crap to find a good job that will hire you. For companies, it is the same concept; except they now have many tools to work with to weed out bad drivers (too many speeding tickets, accidents, dui's, felonies, etc.).

My other guess: since the economy has worsened over the past few years, many people who have never considered driving for a living are now getting their cdl licenses in great numbers; simply due to the fact that there are many trucking jobs to fill due to the high turn-over rate by many companies. People with cdl licenses want trucking jobs, and trucking companies want good drivers. Keep your record clean and you will be very attractive to truck companies and their insurance partners.

Originally Posted by animal

All I got from DAC or Hireright was a copy of my employment history, alcohol test and a list of companies that I had applied for since graduating from a CDL mill. NO MVR......

You have to go to your state's DMV that you obtained your license from. Only your state's DMV can give you an MVR. DAC and MVR are two different things. Your DAC will list the things that you've mentioned above, and your DMV will only list any tickets, moving violations, points, etc.