PRF warns of scammers who use the institution's name to promise to reduce fines on the driver's license Criminals are using the name of the Federal Highway Police (PRF) to scam drivers, offering alleged fine negotiations. Scammers claim to be able to remove points from the National Driving License (CNH). Given the situation, the PRF issued an alert and reinforced that it does not cancel fines. The institution's spokesperson also warned about the risks of providing personal data to third parties. 📱Download the g1 app to see news from RJ in real time and for free "If you receive a proposal to reduce points on your driver's license or negotiate fines, be wary of a scam. The PRF does not accredit intermediary companies to negotiate fines," said José Hélio Macedo, spokesperson for the corporation. The guidance is that, before providing personal information, making payments or clicking on links received in messages, drivers confirm the veracity of the content through official PRF channels. PRF warns of scammers who use the institution's name to promise to reduce fines on the driver's license Reproduction 🟩g1 Rio is on GloboPop, Globo's new vertical short video app, available for free on your cell phone. On the app, you can follow the g1 Rio stage so you don't miss any episode. Download GloboPop.