A 46-year-old man is shot and killed while driving on the George Washington Bridge, prompting a police investigation and causing major traffic disruption on the span. City News Toronto and The Independent report the man dies after being fatally shot as he drives across the bridge near the end of the evening rush. ABC News says police are looking for a suspect after a motorist is killed on the upper deck.

Accounts across outlets describe the incident as taking place on or near the bridge’s upper level and present it as potentially connected to road rage. New York Post reports law-enforcement sources say the shooting motive appeared to involve road rage and describes the victim as an identified ConEd worker. The New York Post also says officers responded after reports of a crash and that the driver was found shot in the head on the westbound upper level, while ABC News focuses on the search for the gunman.

Overall, the outlets largely agree on the death of a 46-year-old driver, the location on the bridge’s upper level, and the ongoing effort to identify or locate a suspect, with differing emphasis on motive and victim background.