Basic bus networks serve major cities like Sarajevo and Mostar with limited frequency and coverage elsewhere. No metro or high-speed rail; regional trains are slow, aging, and entity-divided (ŽFBH and ŽRS). Poor integration between modes, buses, and trains; accessibility limited.

Poor and underdeveloped overall with 8,500 km trunk/regional roads; only ~220 km usable motorways, mainly Corridor Vc (336 km planned, partial completion). Ongoing construction improves north-south links but maintenance issues, narrow urban roads, and safety gaps persist in mountainous terrain.

Average fixed broadband speeds around 60-80 Mbps in 2025, with mobile at 50-70 Mbps. Fiber expanding in urban areas like Sarajevo, but rural gaps remain significant. Investments growing coverage.

Avg: 68.4+ Mbps • Available in major cities (Sarajevo, Banja Luka, Mostar ~40% coverage), limited rural deployment

26 airports total, 4 major (Sarajevo, Mostar, Banja Luka, Tuzla) provide moderate international links to Europe; no major global hubs. Domestic flights limited; good regional access but seasonal tourism focus.

Hubs: Sarajevo International (SJJ), Mostar International (OMO), Banja Luka International (BNX), Tuzla International (TZL)