Who this is for
Employers hiring delivery drivers, field technicians, transportation staff, service workers, home-visit roles, and contractors who drive for work.
Driver screening
Driver screening should connect report scope to driving duties, license state, vehicle type, customer access, and policy or contract requirements.
Employers hiring delivery drivers, field technicians, transportation staff, service workers, home-visit roles, and contractors who drive for work.
The right background check depends on what the person will do, what they can access, where they work, and which laws or client requirements apply.
Add-ons are useful when a role requires more than a package baseline. The goal is not the most expensive report; it is the right report for the role.
Collect release forms, candidate details, prior names, source details, and role notes before fulfillment starts so support can reduce avoidable delays.
| Role example | Starting point | Possible add-ons |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery driver | Gold | MVR, drug screening |
| General staff | Silver or Gold | Employment verification when needed |
| Driving duties | Gold | MVR, drug screening if policy requires it |
| Senior or regulated role | Platinum or Enterprise | Federal criminal, references, documentation support |
FAQ
Usually no. Similar roles should be treated consistently, but different roles may justify different checks.
Yes. Information Direct can help customize packages by role, location, department, or client requirement.
No. This is general screening guidance. Consult counsel for FCRA, state, local, and role-specific requirements.
Start with published SMB pricing, then add searches only when the role requires them. Enterprise support is available for custom matrices, volume pricing, and documentation needs.