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NMDOT Warns of Traffic Ticket Text Scam

VAUD REGION, ONTARIO, CANADA, JUL 9 – Vaud Police alert residents to ignore scam texts demanding payment for fake speed camera fines designed to steal personal data, with real tickets sent only by mail.

  • On July 10, officials in New Mexico warned the public about deceptive text messages falsely notifying recipients of unpaid traffic tickets.
  • The alert followed an increase in scam attempts throughout 2025, including messages asking for payments despite New Mexico not having tolled roads.
  • NMDOT stated it does not send texts or phone calls to collect traffic fees, advising the public to avoid clicking links and to block suspicious callers or senders.
  • Officials warned that scammers sometimes aggressively pressure individuals and use urgent, official-looking messages to obtain sensitive personal and financial details.
  • This alert underscores a continuing scam trend requiring vigilance, as NMDOT encourages residents to protect information and disregard any suspicious ticket payment requests.
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Got a speed camera ticket text in Ontario? Here’s what not to do

Ontario residents are getting text messages claiming they must click on a link to pay outstanding speed camera fines. Here’s how the scam works and what not to do if you get a text.

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