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    Collision causes delays on M4 between Sarn and Pencoed

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJune 5, 2026No Comments
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    Motorists are being warned to expect delays on the M4 westbound between Junction 36 (Sarn) and Junction 35 (Pencoed) following a collision.

    Traffic Wales has reported congestion in the area after the incident, with drivers advised to take extra care when travelling through the affected section of motorway.

    The collision was reported on the westbound carriageway between the two Bridgend junctions during Friday afternoon, leading to slow moving traffic and delays for motorists heading towards Swansea and west Wales.

    Traffic Wales has not released details regarding the number of vehicles involved or whether anyone has been injured.

    Drivers are being urged to allow additional time for their journeys and to remain alert while passing through the area. Traffic conditions may change as recovery and any necessary investigations continue.

    Traffic Wales is continuing to monitor the situation and further updates are expected as they become available.

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