Millions of drivers nationwide are at risk of receiving the scam texts, which could steal personal information.

The texts from E-ZPass seem official, but there are often easy ways to determine that someone is trying to steal your money.

CONCORD — New Hampshire drivers who use E-ZPass are being warned about a "smishing" scam.

Carding — the underground business of stealing, selling and swiping stolen payment card data — has long been the dominion of Russia-based hackers. Happily, the broad deployment of more secure ...

Arizona residents are receiving texts about unpaid road toll fees and bills. Officials are warning people not to fall for these EZDriveMA texts.

Screenshots of the scam text messages shared on social media in the past week vary, but many read like this: "EZDriveMA: Your vehicle has an unpaid toll invoice, and to avoid excessive late fees ...

If you receive a toll road text message you suspect could be a scam, the FBI previously suggested to do the following: File a ...

Now you're worried you'll get a fine for not paying the toll. Instead, a few weeks later you get a weird text message from a company called EZDriveMA that looks like this. You start to panic a little ...

You use E-ZPass and always pay your tolls on time. Scammers are sending fake texts claiming to be from EZDriveMA, the Massachusetts electronic tolling system, and FasTrak, California’s toll ...

Scammers are sending fake texts claiming to be from EZDriveMA, the Massachusetts electronic tolling system, and FasTrak, California’s toll collection agency. These messages typically say you owe ...

FBI warns of smishing texts claiming unpaid tolls, likely from Chinese cybercriminals. These scams aim to steal money and data via malicious links.