Basic minibus ('jitney') network on Antigua operates 5:30AM-6PM from St. John's two stations to villages; informal schedules, no fixed times, bumpy rides. No service to airports, northern tourist areas, or Barbuda (minimal transport). No metro, rail, or integrated systems; affordable but unpredictable and coverage-limited.

1,170km roads (33% paved) with well-maintained, winding parish connectors; 40mph limits, good signage/GPS support, left-hand driving. No motorways; urban traffic peaks 8AM-4PM, few sidewalks outside St. John's. Ongoing projects expand Barbuda concrete roads (4-9km) and rehabilitate key highways for resilience/safety.

Moderate broadband averaging ~65 Mbps; fiber expanding in urban Antigua (St. John's, resorts) via APUA, but limited rural/Barbuda coverage. Mobile data supports GPS navigation/tourism apps reliably.

Avg: 65+ Mbps • Urban Antigua focus, growing tourist areas; rural/islands lag

Two major paved airports (6 total incl. small/unpaved): V.C. Bird Int'l (ANU) main tourism hub for Caribbean/North America flights; Coolidge secondary. Moderate international routes, limited domestic; no major global hub but strong regional/tourist links.

Hubs: V.C. Bird International (ANU)