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M4 Traffic is part of the UK Traffic News network.

UK Traffic News is our central independent traffic newsuk traffic news website which features the latest traffic news from around the UK.

M4 Traffic is however dedicated to M4 traffic news, M4 traffic reports and information about M4 delays and roadworks.

M4 Traffic is one of our regional or motorway specific websites.

If you are interested particulary in M4 traffic or looking for a website that specialises in M4 traffic or a website dedicated to M4 traffic then that is exactly what M4 Traffic.co.uk is all about.

Information about the M4 Motorway

M4 Traffic also features news, updates and other information about the M4 motorway.

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Latest accident or incident on the M4

The most recent accident or incident on the M4 that we are aware of.

Good news - no accidents or incidents currently reported on the M4.
Latest active roadworks on the M4

Roadworks live on the M4 right now.

  • Hardshoulder closure

    Active nowRoadworksEastbound
    Time now: Sunday, 2 August 2026, 21:25

    20:572 Aug 2026reported 28 min ago

    Location
    M4 eastbound between J17 and J16
    Direction
    Eastbound
    Lanes closed
    Hard shoulder closed
    Reason
    Roadworks
    Schedule
    23:59 Tue 27 Apr 2021 → 18:00 Fri 30 Jul 2027
    Long-term works — HA planned end: 18:00 Fri 30 Jul 2027.
Latest planned roadworks on the M4

The next planned roadworks scheduled on the M4.

No planned roadworks currently listed for the M4.
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Updated 21:25, Sun 2 Aug 2026

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About the M4 motorway

The M4 is one of the UK’s busiest and most important motorways, running around 189 miles from London west through Reading, Swindon and Bristol, across the Severn into South Wales to Newport, Cardiff, Swansea and Pont Abraham. It connects with the M25 (J4b), M32 (J19), M5 (J20) and the M48 Severn route (J21/J23). With heavy commuter and freight traffic, roadworks and incidents are common — so it pays to check the latest M4 traffic news before you set off.

M4 Traffic gathers the newest M4 traffic reports and updates in one simple, mobile-friendly place, refreshed throughout the day, so you can plan your route and avoid the worst of the queues.