Basic public transport system centered on Tahiti with RTC white buses and traditional 'le trucks' serving Papeete and surrounding areas. Limited weekend service and no rail network. Plans to acquire larger buses to address growing demand and congestion issues.

Moderate road network with 2,590 km total roads (1,735 km paved, 855 km unpaved as of 1999). Chronic congestion on Tahiti's West Coast where the sole coastal road averages 17 km/h during peak times. South Road project underway to alleviate congestion between Pa'ea and Papeete.

French Polynesia has one of the most advanced telecom infrastructures in the Pacific region with growing fiber optic deployment in urban areas. Connectivity varies between islands with better coverage in Tahiti and Society Islands.

Avg: 75+ Mbps • Expanding in Papeete and major urban centers, limited in outer islands

Strong airport network with 54 total airports and 45 paved runways supporting domestic and international connectivity. Tahiti-Faa'a International Airport serves as primary hub with 40% increase in international flight capacity in recent years. Major carriers include Air France, Air Tahiti Nui, Delta, and United. Second international airport planned for Nuku Hiva in Marquesas Islands.

Hubs: Tahiti-Faa'a International Airport (PPT), Bora Bora Airport (BOB), Moorea Airport (MOZ)