Penang Bridge
Penang Bridge is a causeway road in Malaysia.
- Type: Causeway
- Country: Malaysia
- Length: 13.5 km
- Opened: 1985
Overview
The first road bridge between Penang Island and the Malaysian mainland, opened in 1985. It was later widened to six lanes. A longer Second Penang Bridge, the Sultan Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah Bridge of about 24 km, opened further south in 2014.
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