Public transport centers on Riga's bus and tram networks with good urban coverage and frequency. Passenger rail by Vivi covers key routes like Riga-Jelgava-Liepāja and Riga-Daugavpils, but no metro, limited high-speed, and regional gaps exist. Integration is basic via e-tickets; services run ~5AM-11PM with variable rural access.

69,532 km road network includes 1,651 km highways (A-roads) like A6/A7 (Via Baltica E67) connecting Riga to borders, upgraded to EU standards via EIB projects. Paved state roads are generally good, no tolls, low traffic aids flow; urban quality solid but rural unpaved sections (e.g., some P-roads) need maintenance. Safety features improving.

Latvia boasts strong broadband with average fixed speeds ~220 Mbps (2025 Speedtest data), supported by extensive fiber deployment in urban areas and growing rural coverage. Mobile internet reliable at 100+ Mbps averages.

Avg: 220+ Mbps • Widespread in Riga/other cities (70%+ households), expanding rural via EU funds; 90% FTTP potential by 2026

81 airports total, 4 major (Riga Intl as primary hub, Liepāja, Ventspils, Daugavpils) offer solid European routes via airBaltic/Ryanair. Good Baltic/Scandinavian links, limited long-haul/domestic; Riga handles most traffic with modern facilities.

Hubs: Riga International (RIX), Liepāja International (LPX), Ventspils International (VNT), Daugavpils International (DGP)