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M4 J38 at 14:17 on Tuesday 3 November: nothing reported at this junction — live National Highways updates every few minutes.
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Checked 14:17 on Tuesday 3 November 2026.
No. Nothing is closing the road at M4 junction 38 at 14:17.
No. No closures are planned at M4 junction 38 tonight (Tue 3 Nov, 18:00 to 06:00).
Tonight: every M4 closure ›No. No closures are planned at M4 junction 38 this weekend (Fri 6 Nov 18:00 to Mon 9 Nov 06:00).
This weekend: every M4 closure ›No. No collision has been reported at M4 junction 38 since midnight.
M4 accidents today and yesterday ›Answers use official data only: the National Highways live incident feed and their planned closure report. A closure is counted here when National Highways name this junction or a stretch that runs through it.
Location from the National Highways junction reference.
No collisions within 2 miles of J38 are recorded against the M4 itself. Police logged them against the roads that meet here — A48 (39), B4281 (30), A4229 (22), B4283 (21), B4286 (4).
Every road within 3 miles of M4 J38 — local streets, A-roads, everything. Because it follows how built-up the area is rather than the motorway, it is not used in the danger ranking.
📊 Full collision analysis around M4 J38 →M4 J38 is at Port Talbot & Margam. National Highways signs it as Margam.
No — as of 14:17 National Highways list nothing at M4 J38. This page re-checks their live feed every few minutes, 24 hours a day.
No closure is listed at M4 J38 as of 14:17.
No police collision records are held on the M4 within 2 miles of J38.
Live incidents, roadworks and delays for the whole M4, updated every 5 minutes from National Highways.
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