Arthur Laing Bridge

The Arthur Laing Bridge is a four-lane concrete road bridge opened in 1976, spanning the Fraser River to connect Vancouver with Sea Island in Richmond, British Columbia. It serves as the primary vehicle access route to Vancouver International Airport, making it one of the most heavily used crossings in the region. The bridge is named after Arthur Laing, a long-serving federal cabinet minister from British Columbia. Beyond its role as airport infrastructure, it holds no particular architectural or cultural distinction.