Fake texts impersonating road toll collection agencies are circling in states from "coast to coast," the FTC warned. Here's what to do if you get one.

There’s a new scam out there that could put your personal information at risk More and more people have been receiving fake text messages about unpaid toll fees.

MCLEAN, Va. — More drivers have reported receiving text messages claiming they have unpaid tolls that require immediate action. A cyber security expert suggests pausing before clicking that link.

Officials are warning about a new text scam targeting drivers in Harris County. The text message says it's a notice of toll evasion and mentions an unpaid toll bill. It then claims that the bill must be paid within 12 hours or you could face even more fines and includes a link to pay.

The fraudulent text message asserts that the receiver must follow a link to pay outstanding "FastTrak Lane" tolls to avoid fines and maintain their driver's license. FasTrak, which has a slightly different spelling,