Basic bus networks serve Asunción's metropolitan area, where 34% of the population lives, but no metro, rapid transit, or integrated systems exist. Regional trains are limited; services face congestion and pollution pressures. Data-driven planning and electric bus corridors are under consideration, but coverage and frequency remain inadequate outside the capital.

Only outer edges have paved roads (9,300 miles total); inland networks are mostly unpaved with maintenance issues. Major upgrades underway: Bioceanic Corridor (338 miles in PY), Route 2 expansion (61 km), Avelino Martínez rehab (6 km), and CAF-financed integration corridors. Urban congestion and flooding persist, but projects add concrete pavements, drainage, and beltways.

Average fixed broadband speeds around 65 Mbps in 2026, with mobile at 45 Mbps; urban areas like Asunción see faster fiber deployment via Bioceanic fiber optic plans, but rural Chaco lags significantly. Investments in connectivity alongside road projects are closing the gap.

Avg: 65+ Mbps • Available in Asunción and major cities; expanding via Bioceanic Corridor, limited rural coverage

119 total airports including 13 major ones provide decent domestic coverage; Silvio Pettirossi (ASU) handles international flights to Americas and Europe, but no major global hub status. Cargo-focused nonstop US services; Ciudad del Este eyed for regional logistics hub. Infrastructure underdeveloped regionally.

Hubs: Silvio Pettirossi (ASU)