Public transport relies on privately operated minibuses (15-passenger minivans) connecting towns and villages from 6am-7pm, with fares EC$1.50-10.25. Reliable daytime service from Old Market Square in Roseau, but no metro, trains, or night operations. Limited integration and coverage in rural areas.

1,512 km total roads, 762 km paved, including Edward Oliver Leblanc Highway (Roseau-Portsmouth) and Dr. Nicholas Liverpool Highway to airport. Rugged terrain causes landslides/flooding; narrow, steep roads with limited signage. Government invests in safety and resilience, but maintenance challenges persist.

Average fixed broadband speed around 45 Mbps, with mobile at 35 Mbps. Digicel and Flow provide service; urban areas better, rural limited by terrain. Fiber expanding in Roseau and key towns, but island-wide coverage lags.

Avg: 45+ Mbps • Limited to urban centers like Roseau; expanding via government projects, rural areas rely on DSL/cable

Two airports: Douglas-Charles (main international gateway at Marigot, northeast) and Canefield (smaller, near Roseau for regional/domestic). Limited international routes to Caribbean/US hubs, no major carrier hub status. Accessible by road, supports tourism/trade.