ADOT has been made aware of two versions of the scam text that also included grammatical errors and came from overseas.

Scammers are apparently attempting to trick locals into believing they owe money to the fake "DMV" by utilizing Arizona's state logo.

The Arizona Department of Transportation says scammers are using its Motor Vehicle Division logo in texts claiming unpaid tickets.

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