05:24PM, Tuesday 04 November 2025
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Update. 8pm: All lanes have reopened on the M4 westbound following a major crash near Slough earlier today.
National Highways said long delays still remain on the affected motorway, between junctions 5 and 6, with around two miles of congestion.
This incident is now clear, and all lanes have re-opened on the #M4 westbound in #Berkshire between J5 and J6 (#Slough).
— National Highways: East (@HighwaysEAST) November 4, 2025
A 25 minute delay and 2 miles of congestion remains in the area but should now start to ease. pic.twitter.com/O3FGja7OQn
Update 6.55pm: There are up to one and a half hours of delays on the M4 near Slough while emergency services respond to a crash involving multiple vehicles.
Traffic England's travel map displayed traffic as 'not moving', and warned drivers that delays were expected to continue until at least 8.45pm this evening.
Two lanes remain closed on the M4 westbound between junctions 5 and 6, following the crash which happened at around 5pm.
M4 drivers have been warned to expect delays after a multi-vehicle crash near Slough this afternoon (November 4).
National Highways has said two lanes of the westbound section of motorway, between junctions 5 and 6, are closed while emergency services attend the crash.
There are up to 20 minutes of delays on the affected motorway section, while Traffic England's travel map said normal road conditions were expected to return by 6.15pm.
Firefighters from Slough Fire Station have been called to the scene.
2 lanes (of 4) are closed on the #M4 westbound in #Berkshire between J5 and J6 (#Slough) due to a multi-vehicle collision.
— National Highways: East (@HighwaysEAST) November 4, 2025
Emergency services are already in attendance, with our Traffic Officers en-route.
There's a 20 minute delay on approach so allow extra journey time. pic.twitter.com/seXERCJaoQ
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