Good urban systems in major cities: Quito's metro (opened recently) and integrated BRT, Guayaquil's BRT, Cuenca's tram. Extensive intercity bus networks by hundreds of companies cover most regions affordably. Limited trains; informal options like camionetas fill gaps. Reliable in cities, basic elsewhere.

Pan-American Highway (E-35) and coastal E-15 provide good paved highways between cities; recent heavy investments improved standards. Urban roads fine in big cities; rural/mountain roads precarious, unpaved (80% highways unpaved), prone to floods/landslides. Traffic safety issues persist.

Average broadband speeds around 60 Mbps, with significant urban improvements attracting digital nomads. Fiber expanding in cities like Quito/Guayaquil; rural areas lag with slower connections. State-owned services subsidized but quality varying.

Avg: 60.2+ Mbps • Growing in major cities; limited rural coverage

357 total airports, 16 major; strong international links via Quito (UIO) and Guayaquil (GYE) with direct US flights (American, Delta, United). Good domestic coverage by local airlines. Reliable for regional connectivity.

Hubs: Mariscal Sucre (UIO, Quito), José Joaquín de Olmedo (GYE, Guayaquil)