Oregon officials warn residents about a new wave of phishing scams posing as ODOT and DMV communications. These unsolicited text messages claim you owe money for traffic fines or tolls, often using urgent language. Oregon DMV Public Information Officer Chris Crabb advises against clicking links or sharing personal information.
Instead, delete the messages and block the sender. Report any suspicious activity to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. For message verification, contact ODOT at 1-888-Ask-ODOT or DMV at 1-855-540-6655. More info: oregondmv.com
