Buses and taxis provide primary public transport but systems are largely unregulated and inefficient. E-Mobility Pilot Project launched in Belize City in 2024 with eco-friendly e-buses featuring Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and disability accessibility. Inter-district e-bus expansion planned for 2025 along northern and western highways. Real-time tracking via '501 Transit' app enhances commuter experience, but overall coverage remains limited outside major urban centers.

Road network rated 3.0/10 for quality, below Central American average of 3.58. Only 20% of 3,281 km network is paved—lowest in Latin America and Caribbean. Coastal Highway project (59 km, USD 68 million) completed 2022 with widening, paving, and bridge improvements. Southern Highway rehabilitation ongoing. Maintenance and rehabilitation prioritized but significant infrastructure gaps remain in rural areas.

Limited broadband infrastructure with significant urban-rural connectivity gaps. Fiber network availability remains minimal outside major urban centers. Mobile internet quality varies by provider and location. Infrastructure investment ongoing but speeds and coverage lag regional standards.

Limited to major urban areas; rural fiber deployment minimal

Belize International Airport serves as primary hub with approximately 284,000 aircraft landings annually. Network of 36 total airports (10 major) provides domestic coverage and regional connectivity. Adequate for a small nation but limited international hub status compared to major Caribbean aviation centers. Domestic flight network supports inter-island and regional access.