A Brooklyn dollar van driver is dead after a rival pulled up and opened fire after a dispute on Sunday.

The afternoon incident occurred outside of 837 Utica Ave. in East Flatbush at around 12:55 p.m.

Police believe the victim, a 25-year-old man, was operating a dollar van when a competing driver pulled up alongside and opened fire.

Cops said the 25-year-old driver was struck in the arm. Seconds after the shooting, he crashed his vehicle into a nearby car.

EMS rushed the wounded driver to Kings County Hospital in critical condition; he died just over an hour later.

Dollar vans are an unlicensed transportation service that picks up passengers and drives them to destination points for less than an MTA bus. Law enforcement sources say the operators have been known to get into disputes over territory and passenger pick-ups in the past.

Investigators are also looking into whether the deadly shooting could have been a result of either a turf war or poaching clientele.

“This was an all too common scene in the 90s with the dollar vans racing up and down here picking up,” said Patty King, an East Flatbush resident. “I saw this happen so many times back then.”

So far, police have not made any arrests in the case.

Anyone with information regarding this shooting can call Crime Stoppers at 800-577-TIPS.