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New Mexico Officials Alert Drivers to Toll Road Scam Threats

KVIA••Armando Ramirez
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The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) has issued a warning to drivers regarding fraudulent messages claiming toll road debts in the state. There are currently no toll roads in New Mexico, and scammers are sending texts and emails demanding immediate payment, threatening penalties, and creating fake websites. These scams are particularly concerning as they may attempt to steal personal and financial information. NMDOT advises residents to ignore any unexpected communications about tolls, avoid clicking on suspicious links, and refrain from scanning QR codes from unknown sources.

Key Details: • No toll roads exist in New Mexico; all related messages are scams. • Scammers claim enforcement action will begin after February 4, 2026. • Do not respond to unexpected messages about toll payments. • Avoid clicking links or scanning QR codes from unknown sources.

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