M4 reopens after lorry fire at tolls closed Second Severn Crossing
The westbound M4 has reopened six hours after a lorry fire close to the Second Severn Crossing tolls caused the road to be closed for safety reasons.
The westbound M4 has reopened six hours after a lorry fire close to the Second Severn Crossing tolls caused the road to be closed for safety reasons.
A lorry fire close to the M4 tolls has closed the motorway leaving drivers being diverted over the M48 Severn Bridge.
Initially the westbound carriageway was closed, but Traffic Wales says the motorway is now closed in both directions.
South Wales Fire Service says it was called at around 12:47pm and has requested assistance from the Avon and Somerset service. The fire is understood to involve a large quantity of hay.
#M4 is now closed J22-J23 in both directions, heading into/out of #Wales due to a trailer on fire. Pls use #M48 J1-J2, to cross #Welshborder
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