M4 crash: Road reopens after pedestrian dies near Bridgend - BBC News
The road was shut near Bridgend for about 10 hours after he was struck by several vehicles.
Traffic officers divert motorists off the M4 at junction 35 eastbound at Pencoed

The M4 has reopened after being closed for several hours following the death of a pedestrian.

The motorway was shut in both directions between junctions 35 at Pencoed and 33 at Cardiff West, after several vehicles hit the man at about 05:45 GMT.

South Wales Police said the 34-year-old's family was being supported by specialist officers.

The road reopened shortly before 16:00, about 10 hours after it was closed.

The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.