ITV News can reveal that the cost of the controversial trial junction closures in Port Talbot to help ease traffic problems has topped more than £1.3million so far. The twice daily closures at peak times of the westbound on-slip at Junction 41 of the town started early in August as part of a six month experiment.
A sliproad on a stretch of the M4 near Port Talbot is being closed at peak times to try and alleviate traffic congestion.
A Freedom of Information Act request has revealed it's cost £800,000 since the trial started in early August.
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