Longest span of a bridge made of interlocking plastic bricks

According to Official Guinness Records,

The longest span of a bridge made of interlocking plastic bricks is 16.46 m (54 ft 0.03 in) and was achieved by the Institution of Civil Engineers (UK) at Wayden School, in Farnham, Surrey, UK, on 5 September 2016. 262,550 bricks were used in the creation of the bridge with no adhesive permitted.

For a complete list of 2016 records, please visit 2016 Guinness Records in United Kingdom.

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