Lanang Bridge, Toll bridge in Sibu, Malaysia
Lanang Bridge is a road bridge that crosses the Batang Rajang River near Sibu. It connects several state highways and features two lanes in each direction.
The bridge was built starting in 2003 and opened in 2006 to improve regional transportation connections. It was originally a toll facility when it first opened.
The bridge marks a transition from traditional ferry services to modern infrastructure, reflecting the development of transportation methods in Sarawak communities.
The bridge sits about 6 kilometers south of Sibu and is easy to reach via main roads. It serves as a through-route for vehicles heading to southern districts.
The structure changed from a toll crossing to a free passage in 2015 following community requests. This shift reflected changing priorities for local transportation access.
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