Basic public transport relies on privately operated jitneys (minibuses) costing $1-3 per ride, serving New Providence with over 40 routes. A unified digital UPTC Jitney Pass app launched in 2023 improves routing and payments. No metro, trains, or integrated systems; ferries connect islands but coverage gaps in Out Islands.

2,718 km of roads (1,560 km paved), driving on the left. Urban congestion in Nassau addressed by $120M East-West Highway expansion (15+ km widening, flyovers). Maintenance varies; golf carts common in resorts. Logistics Performance Index rates infrastructure 2.5/5. Hurricane damage affects Grand Bahama/Abaco.

Average fixed broadband speed around 60-80 Mbps in 2024-2025, with mobile at 40-60 Mbps. Urban Nassau has good fiber from BTC/Aliv, but significant rural/Out Island gaps due to limited infrastructure. Investments ongoing but challenged by high costs and hurricanes.

Avg: 70+ Mbps • Available in Nassau/Freeport urban areas; limited in Out Islands, relying on satellite/DSL

77 airports including 28 major hubs provide strong domestic/Out Island connectivity; Lynden Pindling (NAS) is key international gateway with US/Europe/Caribbean routes. Exuma International Airport upgrading ($65M, new terminal/runways by late 2025). Excellent for tourism but limited global hub status.

Hubs: Lynden Pindling (NAS), Grand Bahama (FPO), Exuma (GGT), Marsh Harbour (MHH), North Eleuthera (ELH)