A line of bright lights that was constant; couldn't see the craft disappeared right above me

Clear skies; starlit night. I saw a line of bright white lights that were at a 60-degree angle from my perspective. I initially thought was a contrail as I headed west on Glenview Dr. in Twinsburg. When I first saw it, it was directly to the west of me and I thought it was very high assuming it was a contrail; but a very bright contrail. What was odd is the length was constant; didn't change. There were no other contrails I could see. When I turned north on Liberty Rd to head home, I rolled down my window to watch its progress. I was thinking it could be a reflection on an object from the moon, but I didn't see the moon to the south or east. The string of lights never changed in length from what I could tell, but it followed me to the north and was getting closer. I thought perhaps it was the Goodyear Blimp with lights because it looked like the lights were moving (changing in brightness) like it was an advertisement of some sort, but figured it was not far enough to the north of me so I couldn't read anything. It was just bright dots of white light that was moving closer to me. This all took place in approximately a two to three-minute drive. I pulled into my development and stopped the car heading to the east and looked straight up. I wanted to take a picture of it, but when it got right over me, I watched it fade away. I looked around and didn't see anything; didn't hear anything. That was it. I got home a few minutes later and looked back towards where I drove from and saw nothing. I saw other planes flying through the sky, but no contrails.
Likely Starlink