Basic public transport with good coverage in Lima via Metropolitano BRT, expanding Metro Line 2, and buses; informal combi minibuses handle 60%+ of commutes. Limited trains (2,374 km, disconnected networks) and regional services. Sustainable Urban Transport project pushes integration, non-motorized options, and fleet modernization, but reliability and coverage gaps remain outside capitals.

National network spans 85,900 km (84% paved, including 350 km divided highways) along Pan-American Highway; 16 concessions added 2,163 km quality roads. Maintenance varies, with urban congestion in Lima and rural unpaved sections. Ongoing 6,500+ km projects via PPPs like Lima Peripheral Ring Road improve connectivity, though low density hampers logistics.

Average fixed broadband speeds around 120 Mbps in 2026, with mobile at 90 Mbps; 13,500 km fiber optic network supports urban growth. Major providers cover cities well, but rural-urban gap persists despite investments.

Avg: 120+ Mbps • 13,500 km network focused on urban areas and highways; expanding via PNIC but limited rural penetration

206 airports (31 major) provide strong domestic coverage; Jorge Chávez (LIM) handles 98% international flights as key hub, with expansions opening mid-2025. Key airports in Cusco, Arequipa, Iquitos, Piura; new builds in Amazon/Cusco enhance tourism/export links.

Hubs: Jorge Chávez LIM (Lima), Alejandro Velasco Astete CUZ (Cusco), Rodríguez Ballón AQP (Arequipa)