Basic public transport system dominated by informal buses and minibuses. Metrobús Tegucigalpa (Trans 450) serves 80,000 daily passengers with modern rapid transit on dedicated corridors. Limited metro/subway infrastructure; integration between transport modes remains underdeveloped. Growing adoption of smart ticketing and real-time information systems in major cities.

Mixed road network with 3,367 km paved and 11,357 km unpaved roads. Limited double-carriageway highways concentrated around San Pedro Sula and Tegucigalpa. Active Resilient Road Program upgrading 308 km of strategic corridors through 2026. Road quality varies significantly; maintenance issues persist in many areas despite ongoing improvements.

Developing internet infrastructure with significant urban-rural connectivity gaps. Limited fiber optic deployment concentrated in major cities. Mobile internet quality improving but speeds remain below regional averages. Government and private sector investments targeting infrastructure expansion 2024-2026.

Avg: 18.5+ Mbps • Limited to major urban centers; rural areas rely on mobile and ADSL connections

Network of 159 airports with 8 major facilities providing domestic and international connectivity. Toncontín International Airport (Tegucigalpa) and La Mesa International Airport (San Pedro Sula) serve as primary hubs. Moderate international route network with connections to Central America, North America, and limited long-haul options. Airport infrastructure quality ranks 14th among 24 Central American countries.