Trade plate vehicle movements in Cwmbran and Torfaen

Auction collections from Wilsons Newport, BCA Bridgwater and Dursley

There is no auction yard in Cwmbran, so most Torfaen buyers collect from the Wilsons Auctions Newport compound, a short drive down the A4042. BCA Bridgwater and Manheim Dursley sit across the Severn if that is where you bought.

We confirm the release with Wilsons, Bridgwater or Dursley before a driver sets off, so nobody is left waiting at a locked gate. Learn more about picking up auction lots. Salvage vehicles have to travel on a transporter.

Reaching Cwmbran from junction 26 of the M4

Most long runs leave the M4 at junction 26 and take the A4051 Malpas road, or come down the A4042 from Pontypool. The A4042 runs to Abergavenny one way and Newport the other. Queues at the Brynglas tunnels or a wet Friday on Cwmbran Drive can slow the last stretch, so we plan timings with you rather than promise a same day slot.

Pontypool, Newport, Caerleon, Risca, Abergavenny and Cardiff are all within reach. Croesyceiliog and Llanyrafon sit inside NP44 but each has its own streets, so give us the exact postcode and area name.

Collecting at Llantarnam and delivering in Fairwater is one job, and so is collecting in Cwmbran and delivering to Glasgow. After a one way delivery our driver heads home from Cwmbran station on the Welsh Marches line, or from Pontypool and New Inn if the drop was further north.

Dealer moves and fleet vans from Llantarnam and Springvale

A typical Cwmbran booking is an independent sending a car to a group site in Cardiff or the Midlands, or a part exchange going to Wilsons Auctions Newport once it is legal to drive. Fleet vans come off Llantarnam, Springvale and the NP44 industrial estates, and each one needs a valid MOT.

If you have promised a customer in St Dials a delivery to their door, our driver arrives in the car itself rather than with a trailer outside Cwmbran Shopping Centre. Read about our dealer and retail delivery work. We move one vehicle at a time, so yours never waits for a transporter to fill its deck.

Glyndwr Road, Greenmeadow and the town centre

Glyndwr Road, Caradoc Road and the streets around the town centre are tight, so a collection there needs a place where our driver can stop legally. Homes in Fairwater or Greenmeadow are usually easier, while yards at Llantarnam tend to have a barrier and a site manager.

Please put the estate name, any gate code and a named contact on the booking. On a short hop from Croesyceiliog to Greenmeadow or a long run north, we note condition, panels and photos at collection, the receiver signs on delivery and you get one report by email.

Booking an NP44 movement with OVM

We need the car or van to be roadworthy and legal to drive, with a valid MOT where one is required and keys that start it. While it is with us, from collection to sign off, our motor trade road risk insurance covers it. To understand the service, see what a trade plate movement is and how OVM covers Britain from Glasgow.

Pop the registration, both postcodes and the date into the form for an instant quote. There is no account to open and no obligation, or you can ring 0141 459 1302.