A road rage shooting on I-94 near Detroit left a car hit but caused no injuries; police are seeking the suspect.

The 55-mph speed limit on the Lodge Freeway may feel slow, but transportation authorities say the road's age and geometry prohibits anything faster.

(FOX 2) - A shooting on a highway in Detroit is being investigated by Michigan State Police after a vehicle was found with two bullet holes. The shooting happened around 9: 30 p.m. on Dec. 31, according to state police, who posted about the investigation on social media.

Two people, including a rideshare driver and a teen, were critically wounded in a shooting on Detroit's Lodge Freeway.

Michigan State Police say they have determined a shooting that seriously injured a ride-share driver and his passenger "was not a random shooting."

According to MDOT, the left shoulder, left lane, right center lane, right lane and right shoulder are all blocked.

Police say the shooting occurred around 9 a.m. Saturday morning, Jan. 3, 2026, on the northbound Lodge Freeway near Meyers Road in Detroit.