Driver's Karma: Commercial Driver Reports, CDR Disputes and DOT Violation Monitoring

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Dispute CDR Items

DriversKarma has Dispute Analysis, a tool that will submit disputes to the FMCSA, State, and Local Agencies on your behalf








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Monitor DOT Violations

DriversKarma Will Monitor DOT Violations For Carriers To Prevent Their Safety Score From Dropping

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Reinstate Suspended CDL License

DriversKarma Will Assist CDL Drivers With Reinstating Their License And Expunging Suspensions

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Monitor Traffic Violations

DriversKarma Monitors Traffic Tickets & Alert Drivers of:

  1. Court Dates
  2. Conviction Dates
  3. Dismissal Dates
  4. Changes in Status

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Check Insurance Rates

DriversKarma Will Assist CDL Drivers With Lowering Their Insurance Premium








Frequently Asked Questions

What is Driver's Karma?

Driver's Karma helps CDL drivers see what is on their Commercial Driver Report (CDR) before they apply for commercial insurance or new jobs, and dispute violations that are inaccurate. Learn more about Driver's Karma.

How do I dispute a violation on my CDR?

Driver's Karma's Dispute Analysis tool submits disputes to the FMCSA and to state and local agencies on your behalf. Disputing CDR items is free, and a re-issued CDR after a dispute costs $10.00.

How much does Driver's Karma cost?

Membership is $5.00 per month. A Commercial Driver Report is $12.00, traffic violation monitoring is $20.00 per month and DOT violation monitoring is $4.00 per month. See full pricing.

Can Driver's Karma help reinstate a suspended CDL?

Yes. Driver's Karma assists CDL drivers with reinstating a suspended license and expunging suspensions, for a one-time fee of $90.00.

What does traffic violation monitoring include?

Driver's Karma monitors your traffic tickets and alerts you to court dates, conviction dates, dismissal dates and changes in status.

Can a cleaner CDR lower my insurance premium?

Disputing inaccurate violations can help drivers get better insurance rates, secure better loads and higher-paying jobs, and improve their CSA scores. Checking insurance rates through Driver's Karma is free.