Good public transport in major cities like NYC (subway), Chicago (L train), and San Francisco (BART) with frequent service. Bus networks cover most urban areas; Amtrak provides intercity rail but no true high-speed. Limited integration and coverage in suburbs/rural areas; expansions ongoing in 2026 (e.g., LA light rail, BRT lines).

Extensive Interstate Highway System (major highways nationwide) with good quality and maintenance in most areas. Urban roads vary; some congestion and aging bridges noted. Ongoing investments via IIJA ($247B committed by 2025) for widening, safety upgrades (e.g., I-40 NC, I-97 MD). Traffic management improving.

Strong broadband with average fixed speeds around 250 Mbps in 2025-2026. Extensive fiber deployment in urban/suburban areas; rural gaps persist but closing via investments. Mobile data excels with high 5G speeds.

Avg: 250+ Mbps • Widespread in cities (50%+ households), expanding rural via BEAD program; gigabit common in metros

World-class network with 32,038 total airports, 903 major (large/medium) serving extensive domestic/international routes. Major hubs connect globally; excellent coverage for such a large nation.

Hubs: Atlanta (ATL), Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW), Denver (DEN), Chicago O'Hare (ORD), Los Angeles (LAX), New York JFK (JFK), Miami (MIA)