Did you get a text about an unpaid toll? It's probably a scam
If you receive a text claiming you have unpaid tolls, do not click the link in the message. Instead, contact the state's tolling agency to determine if the message is legitimate. Be sure that you go to the state's tolling agency website to find the phone number.
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Kane In Your Corner: Toll violation scamsNews 12’s senior investigative reporter Walt Kane tells us what to look out for in a new scam.
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