Rainbow Lights Bridge

The Rainbow Lights Bridge, or by locals called just the Rainbow Bridge, is a cable-stayed suspension bridge in Fingopolis, Vingalia. The bridge carries Interstate 825 across Fingopolis Bay. The bridge was built in 2006 and opened to traffic in 2011. This bridge is the newest of the many bridges in Fingopolis and its surrounding metro area. It will continue to be the newest bridge until 2 new replacement bridges are constructed for Interstate 325 across the Todoroki River and Fingopolis Bay. It is an iconic bridge due to it's millions of LEDs that are fitted on the side of the roadway deck, the towers and the cables. The bridge was a classic suspension bridge before it was fitted with the LEDs in March 2013. It was called "Fingopolis Bay Bridge" until the lights were installed. The LEDs have many color settings, from basic colors, to tribute of a late famous figure, or the classic rainbow lights. In October 2017, the bridge went dark to honor the lives lost when a massive EF5 rated tornado tore through Finger City, in December 2017 to after an ambush attack in downtown Fingopolis which left 17 FPD officers dead, and most recently on October 11 after a mass shooting at a containment facility outside of the city that left 120 people dead.

On its western end, Interstate 825 splits away from Vingalia National Highway 205 in a interchange. Interstate 825 joins Interstate 2, which starts at Route 103. Traffic density on the bridge depends on time of day. It carries 2 lanes of Interstate 2 Eastbound and 3 lanes of Interstate 825 Eastbound, making it 5 lanes in total.