No formal public bus system exists; reliance on unregulated minibuses, safari vans, and limited free government shuttles on Tortola and main islands. Ferries provide structured inter-island service from Road Town, West End, and Trellis Bay with early morning to late afternoon schedules. Poor integration, no metro/trains, limited frequency and coverage.

200 km fully paved roads, dense but narrow, winding, and poorly maintained with limited signage, poor visibility, and slipperiness in rain. No highways; left-hand driving with mostly left-hand-drive vehicles complicates overtaking. Recent 2025 government contracts worth $19m target road improvements.

Average fixed broadband speeds around 120 Mbps in 2026, with fiber available in Road Town and tourist areas on Tortola. Mobile internet supports good 4G/5G in populated zones, but rural outer islands lag.

Avg: 120+ Mbps • Available in Road Town and Beef Island; expanding to Virgin Gorda, limited on smaller islands

7 airports total, including 1 medium airport on Beef Island (EIS) serving Tortola with regional flights to USVI, Puerto Rico, and Caribbean hubs. No major international hub; small airstrips on Virgin Gorda, Anegada, Jost Van Dyke for charters. Limited domestic/international routes focused on tourism.