State officials are advising New Yorkers not to fooled by a multistate text messaging scam alleging motorists have unpaid E-ZPass tolls and are at risk of "excessive late fees" unless they click on a ...

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 ...

SunPass users have reported receiving fake toll notices through text messages and/or emails aimed at stealing personal and financial information.

New this year, people will have to select a two-hour window for when they will enter a given area on their preferred day. Many Glacier will be closed to vehicles.

The Federal Trade Commission warns that scammers are not only attempting to take your money but also your personal ...

Hundreds of fraudulent sites sending fake SunPass texts asking for money or logins have been shut down, according to the ...

Your bank account number is like a form of identification; it’s a valuable piece of information unique to you. This number makes it possible to transfer and receive money, ensuring payments move ...

If you’ve been on a road trip, you’re probably familiar with modern tolling systems that allow you to pay your toll fees ...

If you recently got a text from an unknown number warning you about unpaid SunPass tolls, officials want you to know it was probably a scam. “Smishing,” or SMS phishing, is when fraudsters try to ...

Instead, they should go to the SunPass website and log into their account for the latest information ... or over text from the number 786727. Unknown or hidden numbers – In some cases, scammers ...