Members of the Cambridge detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police continue to investigate a reported shooting incident on Highway 401 just west of Milton, believed to be motivated by road rage.
It was right around 3 a.m. on Monday morning when Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) shared news of a closure on the westbound lanes of Highway 401 for a police investigation, spanning from Guelph Line in Milton through to Highway 6 South near Morriston.
Providing an update just before 6 a.m., investigators said two vehicles on the westbound 401 were involved in a shooting incident around 1:30 or 1:40 that same morning.
The suspect vehicle is described as a dark sedan. OPP said the victim’s vehicle, a Red Hyundai, was found to have bullet holes on it’s driver’s side.
Two occupants were in the targeted vehicle at the time of the shooting, though no injuries have been reported.
Anyone that may have witnessed the interaction is asked to contact Cambridge OPP at 519-654-0150. Dash camera footage is also being collected.
The closure of those westbound lanes of traffic has since been lifted.
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Road rage: Shooting incident.
WB #Hwy401 closed between Guelph Line and Hwy 6 south.
Two vehicles involved in a possible road rage shooting investigation. Occurred between 1:30-1:40am Mon, Dec 8 ’25.
Suspect vehicle – dark sedan
Victim’s vehicle – Red Hyundai
Bullet holes… pic.twitter.com/WFuCmXbfgK
— OPP Highway Safety Division (@OPP_HSD) December 8, 2025