A portion of Interstate 95 in Northeast Philadelphia has reopened after a road rage shooting closed the highway for over an hour due to a police investigation Monday morning.

The northbound lanes of I-95 between Bridge Street and Cottman Avenue were blocked by police around 7 a.m., and officers could be seen on traffic cameras walking on the interstate.

Shortly after 8 a.m., police reopened all lanes.

Pennsylvania State Police said troopers were investigating a shooting that happened around 5 a.m. near mile marker 27 between Aramingo Avenue and Cottman Avenue.

According to state police, a suspect drove up alongside the victim in an older maroon Honda Civic sedan with tinted windows and fired four shots, striking the victim's car. State police said the victim was able to cut through traffic and get off at the next exit.

The victim was not struck by gunfire, state police said.

State police are asking anyone with information about the incident to call them at 215-452-5254.

• I-95
• Traffic
• Philadelphia