Limited public transport system with 19 minibus routes primarily serving Georgetown. No metro or rail network. Ferry systems operate on Demerara River and other crossings. Minibus networks handle 80% of passenger traffic but lack integration and formal scheduling. Manual payment systems and inconsistent service reliability characterize the current system.

Mixed road quality with 7,206 km paved and 4,387 km unpaved roads. Coastal regions highly vulnerable to flooding and climate impacts. Recent government investment in road rehabilitation and widening projects improving urban connectivity. New highways under construction linking Georgetown to Brazilian border. Safety concerns with high road mortality rates and ongoing maintenance challenges in hinterland areas.

Developing internet infrastructure with limited fiber availability outside Georgetown. Average speeds estimated at 25-35 Mbps in urban areas, significantly lower in rural regions. Mobile internet more prevalent than fixed broadband. Government and private sector investment beginning to expand connectivity, but digital divide between coastal and interior regions remains substantial.

Avg: 28+ Mbps • Limited to Georgetown and major urban centers; rural areas rely on wireless and satellite

Four major airports with Cheddi Jagan International Airport (Georgetown) serving as primary hub for international flights. Limited but growing international route network connecting to Caribbean, North America, and South America. Domestic airports support regional connectivity to interior communities. Airport infrastructure improvements underway as part of broader modernization agenda.