M4 closed following serious collision near Cardiff – live updates

M4 Closed Following Serious Collision Near Cardiff

Motorists have been alerted to a serious crash that has forced the closure of the M4 near Cardiff. The specific closure affects the eastbound lanes between J32 Coryton and J30 Cardiff Gate. According to Traffic Wales, the road closure is in response to a significant incident, and they have cautioned drivers that the road is expected to remain shut for an extended period. As a result, motorists are advised to steer clear of the affected area.

The closure, which has been in place since around 2:00 am this morning, has been confirmed by traffic monitoring service Inrix. Their statement indicates, “M4 Eastbound closed due to serious accident from J32 A470 Northern Avenue (Coryton Interchange) to J30 A4232 Pentwyn Link Road (Cardiff Gate).”

Live updates on the situation are being provided, with ongoing information available on the incident.

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