Buenos Aires offers excellent urban transit with 24/7 colectivo (bus) service and a subway system (5:30 AM-11:30 PM weekdays). Regional cities have basic bus networks. Limited high-speed rail; freight trains operate at average 9 mph. Integration between modes is developing but remains fragmented outside the capital.

Argentina has 18,000 miles of paved roads but 40% are in poor condition. Highway network connects major cities; rural areas need significant maintenance and development. Government plans to re-pave 4,000 miles and expand highways by 1,000 miles. Urban roads vary in quality; toll roads advancing with delays.

Strong urban connectivity with 89.55% population connected and average speeds around 65 Mbps in major cities. Fiber optic expansion underway in Buenos Aires and provincial capitals. Rural areas rely on slower ADSL. Mobile internet growing rapidly with good 4G coverage in populated regions.

Avg: 65+ Mbps • Expanding in Buenos Aires and major cities; limited in rural areas

Excellent airport network with 955 total airports and 70 major facilities. Ezeiza Ministro Pistarini International Airport (Buenos Aires) handles 8.5 million passengers annually and serves as primary international hub. Strong domestic connectivity across provinces; government promoting low-cost carriers to expand regional access.