Special Releases for Acquiring Driving Records (MVRs) Over the last several years, a variety of federal and state laws (see the DPPA description below) have resulted in changes in the methods by which states dispense information contained in driving records, or MVRs (Motor Vehicle Reports). The states listed below require that a special form must be completed by the End User of the MVR (this would be the LABORCHEX client) in order to retrieve this information. By clicking on the state, you will be provided with this form to complete and forward to LABORCHEX with your order for a MVR. Thank you for your cooperation. Arkansas Georgia Michigan Pennsylvania The Federal Driver's Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) The Driver's Privacy Protection Act regulates the release and sharing of information that appears on motor vehicle records (driver's license reports). The DPPA regulates: 1.How the motor vehicle departments of the individual states provide such records to requestors; 2. How recipients of these records (such as employment screening companies like LABORCHEX) subsequently dispense the details provided in them. The main purpose of the DPPA is to limit the release of a driver's personal information (such as a home address, date of birth, social security number, photo, etc.), thus protecting the public from use of these details for unlawful purposes.   Why Screen?   Why Screen   Description of Services   Description of Services   Special PMAA Pricing   Special PMAA Pricing   Legal Compliance   Legal Compliance   Placing Orders   Placing Orders   How to Get Started   How to Get Started   Sample Screenings   Sample Screenings   Screening Tips   Screening Tips   Sample Reports   Sample Reports