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Fraudsters are becoming more and more brazen. The General Inspectorate of Road Transport warns against the new method. If you receive such a ticket, you can immediately throw it into the trash.

Recently, there has been a wave of fraud involving false tickets. The fraudsters first tried the SMS method, and then switched to fraudulent e-mails. Now they have gone a step further and fake tickets have started to reach the mailboxes of unaware drivers.

Ticket fraud

Fraudsters started sending letters impersonating CANARD (Centre for Automatic Road Traffic Supervision). At first glance, the ticket may seem real, after all, it was sent to the driver by mail, which is used by the services. However, in reality, it is nothing more than a scam.

How to recognize a fake ticket? First of all, GITD points out that the first correspondence with CANARD is never a mandate. First, a speeding notification is sent, with a photo of the car and the exact time and place. There is no demand for payment yet, but only a form in which you can admit guilt, name another driver or declare that you do not remember who was driving the car.

Mandate
A model of a real mandate. photo: GITD

In addition, GITD draws attention to inaccuracies in the fakes sent. These include the wrong name of the office (General Inspectorate of Road Traffic, not Transport), incorrect address (GITD is located in Warsaw at ul. Przyczółkowa 109A), and wrong e-mail address (e.g. (email protected) where the correct one is: ( email protected)). If you have any doubts, you can always contact CANARD at: (email protected) or by calling the hotline at (22) 220 45 00.

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