Quito Metro (22 km, operational since December 2023) provides modern urban transit. Cuenca Tramway (11 km) and Guayaquil cable car (4 km) offer additional options. Extensive bus networks with luxury, standard, and minibus services cover urban and rural areas. Limited integration between modes and variable service quality across regions.

Total road network of 43,197 km with only 15% paved (6,467 km). Pan-American Highway and major urban freeways well-maintained, but significant maintenance gaps in rural areas. Traffic congestion in major cities due to rapid urbanization. Road safety improvements underway with new enforcement technology.

Growing fiber deployment in urban centers with moderate broadband speeds. Rural areas face significant connectivity gaps. Mobile internet quality varies between carriers. Infrastructure investment ongoing but rural-urban digital divide remains substantial.

Avg: 35+ Mbps • Expanding in major cities (Quito, Guayaquil, Cuenca), limited in rural areas

16 major airports provide domestic and international connectivity. Quito (UIO) and Guayaquil (GYE) serve as primary international hubs with connections to major South American and North American cities. Good domestic network connecting regional centers, supporting trade and tourism.