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FMCSA says customers have received messages with the subject line “Notice of Required Off-Cycle Update- Motus email.” The messages direct recipients to a “New MOTUS Portal” and claim their profiles require immediate attention. The agency says the only legitimate Motus address is motus.dot.gov. FMCSA warns carriers about fraudulent Motus websites