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A shooting on the 110 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles left one person injured, officials said Saturday.

The California Highway Patrol reported receiving a call about a car-to-car shooting on the northbound 110, just south of Ninth Street, around 9:30 p.m. Friday.

Officers responded to the area and found victims from two vehicles waiting for medical help, according to the CHP.

Video shows a Honda sedan and a Toyota Prius with bullet holes.

Sajjad Kahn, who was driving for Uber in his Prius, told a videographer on the scene that his passenger had alerted him that the seat “blew up,” and that something hit her leg. He looked and saw that she was bleeding, Kahn said.

Footage shows paramedics wheeling the female victim into an ambulance.

Authorities temporarily shut down the freeway to collect evidence, according to the CHP. The agency said one of the victims captured footage of the incident.

It’s unclear who opened fire, and the Highway Patrol has not confirmed any arrest as the case remains under investigation.

Correction: A previous version of this story provided an incorrect day. This post has been updated.