INDOT warns of a scam.
If you have received a text message related to unpaid or past due tolls from INDOT or another state agency, delete the message and report it to the Federal Trade Commission and/or to Internet Crime Complaint Center.
State agencies do not send text messages related to unpaid or past due tolls.
In addition, state agencies no longer use GovDelivery to distribute agency messages and transitioned to Salesforce Marketing Cloud for this service in late 2024.
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