Basic public transport concentrated in Lima with Metropolitano BRT (since 2010, connecting 12 districts), Metro Line 1 (elevated, linking periphery), and under-construction Line 2 (underground, 35 stations). Bus networks dominate but are often informal and inefficient (57% of trips); limited trains (1,939 km total, mostly freight); poor rural coverage and integration.

National network of 25,530 km highways (84% paved via concessions adding 2,163 km new roads); 27,109 km departmental paved/unpaved mix. Concessions improved connectivity, but rural unpaved roads (e.g., 111,999 km neighborhood), maintenance gaps, and Lima congestion persist. Ongoing projects like Lima ring road address logistics corridors.

Moderate broadband speeds averaging around 60 Mbps; fiber expanding in Lima and urban areas via PNIC investments (6% telecom gap), but significant rural-urban divide with ADSL reliance outside cities. Mobile internet improving with 4G/5G focus.

Avg: 60+ Mbps • Growing in major cities like Lima; limited rural deployment per PNIC priorities

Strong network with 206 total airports, 31 major (large/medium); Jorge Chávez International (LIM) as primary hub expanding under PNIC. Good domestic coverage; international routes to Americas/Europe; projects enhance Chancay port-airport logistics.

Hubs: Jorge Chávez International (LIM) - Lima