Basic network with 8 local bus routes covering City of San Marino, Borgo Maggiore, Serravalle, Dogana, and hospital. Iconic Funivia cablecar runs every 15 min (500k passengers/year). No metro, trains, or trams. Buses to Rimini (6+ daily, 40-50 min). Limited integration, coverage suits small size but gaps in rural areas.

292 km fully paved roads (no motorways but San Marino Highway dual carriageway from Borgo Maggiore to Dogana via Domagnano/Serravalle). Narrow urban streets require small cars. Good maintenance, safety features; high vehicle density (238/1000 people). Connects to Italy's SS72. Traffic managed well in compact nation.

Strong connectivity with 11,015 hosts supporting high speeds via Italian partnerships. Fiber expanding in urban areas; excellent mobile broadband.

Avg: 210+ Mbps • Urban fiber coverage high; full population electricity access aids infrastructure

No international airport; relies on Rimini's Federico Fellini (10 miles away) via bilateral agreements. 2 small airports: Torraccia Airfield (general aviation, Aeroclub San Marino). No major hubs or domestic flights.