Ohio BMV ticket text scam targets drivers state. See the texts, how to report scam messages Story by Alex Perry, Cincinnati Enquirer • 3d ...

Driver's license renewals: Since 2022, Ohioans have been able to renew their driver’s license or identification card online by visiting the Ohio BMV's website. So far, more than 608,000 Ohioans ...

The fraudulent message claims that the recipient will have their driver’s license suspended if payment isn't completed within two days. The deadline appears to move forward daily, based on text ...

The BMV has received reports from Ohioans that scammers are targeting drivers with text messages from the "Ohio Department of Vehicles" demanding immediate payment and threatening legal consequences.

Scammers claim to be from BMV, informing the recipients they have outstanding traffic tickets and demanding payment.

Ohio BMV is also expanding driver’s exam locations by partnering with approved third parties. • Online transfer a title for person-to-person vehicle sale with the new Ohio Title Portal.

Ohio Residents have reported receiving text messages from scammers claiming to be from BMV and informing the recipients that they have an outstanding traffic ticket. Ohio BMV will never send you a ...

Got a text from the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles asking you to pay a traffic ticket? It's a scam. Here's what you need to know and how to report it.