Public ground transportation is severely limited and unreliable outside major cities. Crowded shared taxis operate in Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire with no formal schedules. Most inter-city travel relies on aviation or river transport. No metro, subway, or organized bus systems exist.

The Congo has approximately 238,935 km of roads but only ~3,000 km are paved and in reasonable condition. Most roads are unpaved tracks becoming impassable during rainy seasons. Limited highway network connects major cities; many regions remain isolated by road.

Internet infrastructure is underdeveloped with limited fiber availability concentrated in Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire. Average speeds estimated at 8-15 Mbps in urban areas, much slower in rural regions. Mobile internet provides primary connectivity for most users.

Avg: 10.5+ Mbps • Minimal fiber infrastructure; limited to major cities, primarily Brazzaville

The Congo has 57 airports including Maya-Maya International Airport (Brazzaville) and Pointe-Noire International Airport serving as primary hubs. Limited international routes with connections mainly to Paris, Brussels, and regional African cities. Domestic aviation essential for inter-city travel.