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M4 J14

Location: 53043B M4 104/3

M4 J14

Last updated Tuesday 29 May 2012 15:51:16

The carriageway closest to the camera is Eastbound

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Very Severe Impact

These are incidents which have blocked or resulted in the closure of the main carriageway of a motorway.

For public transport incidents, it indicates incidents which have required total suspension of services affecting one or more public transport operators.

Severe Impact

These are incidents which have blocked or resulted in the closure of 'A' roads, restrictions or lane closures to the main carriageway of a motorway, or slip-road closures.

For public transport incidents, it indicates incidents which have caused significant delay or disruption to services affecting one or more public transport operators.

Medium Impact

These are incidents which have blocked or resulted in the closure of 'B' or unclassified roads, restrictions or lane closures to 'A' roads. Speed restrictions, significantly abnormal traffic levels and minor works on motorways are also normally classified at this level.

For public transport incidents, it indicates incidents which are causing delay or disruption to services affecting one or more public transport operators.

Slight Impact

These are incidents which have resulted in restrictions or lane closures on 'B' or significant unclassified roads. Abnormal traffic conditions on motorways and major trunk roads are also normally classified at this level.

For public transport incidents, it indicates incidents which are causing minor delay or disruption to services or flights.

Very Slight Impact

These are incidents which have resulted in the restrictions or lane closures on unclassified roads. Informational messages regarding normal traffic conditions on motorways and major trunk roads are also classified at this level.

For public transport incidents, it indicates informational messages regarding normal service at airports, or with ferry operators.

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