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M4 junctions 18 and 19 - full weekend closure March 2025


National Highways has announced that it be closing the M4 near Bristol for a full weekend next month as part of ongoing works on the A432 Badminton Road Bridge.

The M4 will be closed in both directions between junctions 18 (for Bath) and 19 (for the M32) from 7pm Friday 21 March to 6am Monday 24 March. This closure is needed in order to safely demolish the bridge.

A diversion for westbound traffic will be as follows:

  • From M4 junction 18, exit the motorway roundabout to the A46 heading towards Bath.
  • At the A46/A420 junction just past Pennsylvania take the A420 towards Warmley.
  • At the A420/A4174 junction in Warmley, take the A4174 towards the M32.
  • Join the M32 at junction 1 and head to the M4 junction 19.

Follow directions above in reverse for exiting at M4 junction 19.  

View diversion map.

All updates on the scheme will be shared on the project webpage.

 

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Published On: 20/02/2025 14:41:54

 

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