Minimal formal public transport system with limited integration. No metro or rail transit in urban areas. Basic bus networks operate in major cities like Freetown, Makeni, and Bo, but coverage is fragmented and unreliable. Transport beyond major urban centers remains difficult and costly.

Poor overall road conditions with significant maintenance challenges. Only 904 km of 11,700 km road network is paved (approximately 8-15%). Dirt roads dominate, creating severe accessibility issues especially during rainy seasons. Government prioritizing trunk road rehabilitation including Bo-Bandajuma and Pendembu-Kailahun routes.

Limited internet infrastructure with slow average speeds and poor rural coverage. Mobile internet dominance with significant urban-rural connectivity gap. Infrastructure investment ongoing but remains below regional standards.

Avg: 8.5+ Mbps • Minimal fiber deployment, concentrated in Freetown; primarily mobile-based connectivity

Basic airport infrastructure with limited international connectivity. Freetown International Airport serves as primary hub but accessibility constrained by ferry-dependent access from Lungi. 12 total airports with 4 major facilities. Proposed Lungi Bridge project (8 km span, $1.1 billion) aims to significantly improve airport accessibility and regional connectivity.