The M5 motorway near Bristol will be closed overnight from 10pm-6am for the next four nights (Mon - Thurs) southbound between junctions 17 - 15, and northbound from junctions 17 - 16.
Engineers are installing a new footbridge. Repair work on the carriageway itself is also being carried out.
Surface water on the carriageway between J18a (Avonmouth) and J19 (Portishead)
If you're heading out of the region on the M5 northbound, please be aware of delays in Worcestershire following a multi-vehicle accident.
Two lanes are closed between J7 A44 (Worcester / Evesham) and J6 A449 / A4440 Warndon Way / A4538 Pershore Lane (Worcester).
Congestion is back to J8 M50 and matrix signs are set to 40 mph.
Police are currently establishing a suitable diversion route.
An investigation's underway after the driver of a sports car was killed in a crash on the M5. The 63 year-old woman from Gloucester died last night following the accident involving her Mazda MX-5 and a van. It happened last night on the southbound carriageway between Worcester and Strensham.
Investigations are underway after two people from Swindon were killed in a crash on the M4. Police believe one of the cars may have been travelling the wrong way.
An 82 year old man died at the scene between junctions 14-13 on Saturday. The other driver - a 48 year old man - died later.
Four people were taken to hospital after a coach and three cars collided on the M4 near Bristol this afternoon. It happened between junctions 19(M32) and 20 (M5).
Afurther 29 patients – including all the occupants of the coach and a family offour in one of the cars – were assessed, treated and cleared on scene.
The four patientsrequiring hospital treatment were in two of the cars – the most seriouslyinjured being a woman who suffered chest injuries, including potential broken ribs.
One lane closed due to broken down vehicle on M4 Eastbound between J17 A350 / A429 / B4122 (Chippenham) and J16 A3102 / B4005 (Swindon West)
Tributes have been paid to William Mapstone, the lorry driver from Somerset who was killed in a crash on the M5 near Birmingham on Saturday
Read the full storyThe driver of the bus that was involved in Saturday's M5 crash remains on bail, after being arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving following the crash, West Midlands Police have confirmed.
– INSPECTOR MARK WATKINS, COLLISION INVESTIGATION UNIT, WEST MIDLANDS POLICEOfficers continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the fatal collision on the M5. Enquiries centre on the weather conditions at the time of the collision and how the bus came to be stationary in the carriageway. Officers are keen to speak to anyone who saw the bus travelling along the M5 prior to the collision.
You can find out more about the latest on the investigation on the West Midlands Police website.
