No metro, rail, or integrated systems exist. Basic buses operate in Kabul (e.g., Millie Bus on limited routes), but coverage is minimal, unreliable, with no intercity trains or mode integration. Rural areas lack service entirely.

Low-density network (0.88 km/1,000 people) connects major centers like Kabul-Kandahar via Ring Road (2,210 km), but 85% in poor condition due to neglect. Limited highways, poor maintenance, inadequate urban traffic management, and safety features amid mountainous terrain.

Afghanistan has very low average fixed broadband speeds around 10-15 Mbps, with mobile download at ~25 Mbps (Speedtest 2024 data). Limited fiber in urban areas like Kabul; vast rural-urban gap due to poor infrastructure investment and security issues.

Avg: 12.5+ Mbps • Very limited to Kabul and major cities; negligible rural coverage

79 airports total, 9 major for domestic/international flights (e.g., Kabul Intl as primary hub). Limited global routes due to sanctions/security; basic domestic coverage to Kandahar, Herat, Mazar-i-Sharif. No major carrier hubs.

Hubs: Kabul International Airport (KBL)