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Wales Online
5 days ago
- Automotive
- Wales Online
Live updates as crash closes multiple lanes of M4 near Bridgend
A crash has closed multiple lanes of the M4 near Bridgend this morning. Two lanes of the M4 eastbound between J37 Pyle and J36 Sarn are closed due to the collision. There is slow traffic in the area. For our free daily briefing on the biggest issues facing the nation, sign up to the Wales Matters newsletter here Traffic Wales South said that lanes two and three were closed and traffic officers were in attendance.


Wales Online
7 days ago
- Automotive
- Wales Online
Live updates as crash blocks part of M4 around Cardiff causing long delays
There are long delays on the M4 near Cardiff this morning due to a crash. The eastbound carriageway is partially blocked between J32 Coryton and J30 Cardiff Gate. There are severe delays of 26 minutes which are increasing according to AA Traffic planner. The collision is in the roadworks area. There are also delays on the A470 southbound near Coryton Interchange. For our free daily briefing on the biggest issues facing the nation, sign up to the Wales Matters newsletter here Traffic Wales South are asking motorists to allow extra travel time due to the incident.


Daily Mail
03-08-2025
- Daily Mail
Get a moo-ve on! Moment motorists left stunned after cow brings traffic to standstill on the M4
The M4 was brought to a standstill after a lone black cow decided to block the road. Police cars descended on the motorway in Cardiff between junction 32 and junction 33 westbound heading to Capel Llanilltern on Saturday. Footage of the obstruction shows a motorist approach the scene in disbelief noting the 'major disruption here on the M4'. The content creator, Jake Abanos, adds: 'It's because there's a cow. And the police don't know what to do with it.' A cluster of four police cars can be seen confronting the animal but it stubbornly stands its ground. It comes as the queue of drivers also visibly slows down on their approach to the scene. But at last the cow left with Traffic Wales South reporting on their X page the road had been cleared by 3pm. It is not the first time the M4 has been blocked in unusual circumstances. In February this year, traffic was tragically brought to a halt after 'human remains' were found on the carriageway between Junctions 20 and 21 in Gloucestershire. A spokesman for Avon & Somerset Police said at the time: 'Police were called at 6.40pm on Saturday 22 February by several drivers reporting something in the road. 'Officers attended and found human remains.' National Highways warned drivers stuck within the closures to 'not attempt to turn around until instructed to do so'. 'Road users caught within the closure will be released by turning around under supervision of our Traffic Officers and police. This is a complex operation and will take time due to the location and volume of traffic,' they said.