Basic public transport with TCSP BRT (13.9 km, 18 stations, bi-articulated buses) in Fort-de-France providing high-service urban mobility. Bus networks are weak in north/center, stronger in southwest (12 communes). Taxicos offer intercity service 6am-6pm daily except Sundays. Limited integration across fragmented operators (CTM, CACE, CAES, CAP Nord); lags despite recent progress.

Modern, well-maintained 2,100 km network (632 km national) including freeways, national/departmental/communal roads across relatively flat terrain. Advanced for Caribbean standards with satisfactory mobility, though winding/steep in hilly areas. Traffic congestion in central/southern zones (RN5 Ducos-Petit-Bourg); good signage, lighting, and safety features.

Solid broadband as French overseas department with average speeds around 120 Mbps, supported by growing fiber (FTTH) in urban areas like Fort-de-France. Good mobile internet via 4G/5G from Orange, Digicel, SFR. Rural gaps exist but urban coverage strong for island size.

Avg: 120+ Mbps • Urban FTTH expanding (Fort-de-France, Lamentin); ~40% coverage, ADSL/4G in rural zones

4 airports total, 1 major (Aimé Césaire International Airport, FDF) handling international flights from Europe (Air France, Corsair), US, Caribbean. Good regional links but no global hub status; serves tourism well with domestic/island-hopping flights.

Hubs: Aimé Césaire (FDF)