Utah drivers are being warned about a new scam targeting them with fake toll violation calls and texts. The scam involves scammers posing as toll authorities and demanding immediate payment for alleged violations. The scammers are asking for personal and financial information under the guise of resolving the supposed violation.
The Utah Department of Transportation is advising drivers to be cautious and not provide any personal information over the phone or through text messages. Legitimate toll authorities do not typically contact drivers in this manner, and any requests for payment should be verified through official channels.
The department is urging drivers to report any suspicious calls or texts to the authorities. They are also reminding drivers to always verify the legitimacy of any communication regarding toll violations.
This warning comes at a time when scams targeting drivers are on the rise. Drivers are advised to stay vigilant and not fall for these fraudulent schemes. Remember, if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. Stay safe and be cautious when dealing with unfamiliar calls or texts regarding toll violations.
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