Well-developed scheduled bus services cover the country, operated by Liechtenstein Bus with links to Swiss stations in Buchs/Sargans. Limited rail: 9km line with S2 Vorarlberg S-Bahn stopping at 3 stations (11x/day weekdays only); long-distance trains pass without stopping. Good integration but no metro; suitable for small population.[1][3]

Excellent 630km toll-free road network: 130km national, 500km municipal roads, well-maintained with no motorways. Connected to Swiss A13/Austria A14. Urban speed limit 50km/h, rural 80km/h. Newer vehicle fleet, strong safety focus, minimal congestion outside peaks. High logistics infrastructure quality.[1][2][5]

Liechtenstein boasts high-speed internet with extensive fiber coverage across its small territory, minimal urban-rural gap. Among Europe's fastest, supporting gigabit services in most areas.

Avg: 285+ Mbps • Widespread fiber optic network nationwide, high availability even in rural valleys

No airports in Liechtenstein (2 total, none major). Residents use nearby Zurich Airport (ZRH, 1.5h drive), St. Gallen-Altenrhein (ACH), or Innsbruck (INN). Accessible via bus/rail to Swiss/Austrian hubs.[1]