Limited public transport integration with minimal metro/subway systems. Rail service operates on three main routes (Douala-Kumba, Douala-Yaoundé, Yaoundé-Ngaoundéré) via Camrail with basic frequency. Bus networks serve major cities but lack comprehensive coverage. Domestic air service compensates for poor road conditions in some regions.

Cameroon's road network totals 50,000 km highways with only 10,000 km paved (20%), creating significant maintenance challenges. Major dual carriageways connect Douala-Yaoundé and Douala-Kribi, but rural roads deteriorate rapidly. Poor maintenance, limited tarring (10% of roadways), and weather damage affect most routes outside major corridors.

Limited broadband infrastructure with slow average speeds and minimal fiber deployment. Internet connectivity concentrated in major urban centers (Douala, Yaoundé) with significant rural-urban digital divide. Mobile internet provides primary connectivity for most users.

Avg: 8.5+ Mbps • Minimal fiber deployment, limited to major cities; primarily ADSL and mobile-based connectivity

Cameroon operates 40 airports with 10 major facilities providing domestic and limited international connectivity. Douala International Airport serves as the primary hub with regional connections; Yaoundé and Garoua handle secondary international traffic. Domestic air service remains important due to poor road conditions, though Cameroon Airlines faces operational challenges.