If you recently received a text stating that you owe money for an unpaid toll you weren't aware of, it's likely a scam. While these texts may look like they are coming from a legitimate source,

If you're a smartphone user, chances are you've received a text message claiming you need to pay for unpaid tolls and E-ZPass charges.

The text may have urgent language or appear from a legitimate source. That's by design, and it could be to your detriment.

Known as "smishing," people across Florida and the U.S. are receiving scam text message about paying back fake unpaid toll bills.

Scam texts suggesting you have unpaid tolls are an aggressive new phishing scheme targeting millions of Americans—but there's an easy way to avoid getting duped.

Government agencies are renewing their warnings about the “unpaid toll” scam that usually arrives in the form of a text. The text claims the recipient has