Good bus networks in Montevideo and urban areas with government investments in expansion, modernization, and tech like mobile ticketing. No metro or high-speed rail; limited trains with priority projects planned. Integration improving but coverage limited outside cities.[2][4][5]

Adequate national road network with modern highways like expanded Ruta 5 (smooth IRI rating, enhanced safety). Urban roads good in Montevideo; rural areas have potholes, rough surfaces. IDB-funded rehabilitation of Route 8 and 200+ km highways ongoing.[1][3][6]

Moderate broadband speeds averaging 120 Mbps, with fiber expanding in urban areas like Montevideo. Reliable service nationwide but rural-urban gap persists. Strong mobile internet supports connectivity.

Avg: 120+ Mbps • Good urban coverage (Montevideo 70%+), expanding to suburbs; limited rural fiber

70 airports total, 6 major (large/medium) provide solid domestic coverage and regional international links via Montevideo's modern Carrasco hub. Good accessibility, tax-free operations attract carriers; no global mega-hub.[3]

Hubs: Montevideo Carrasco (MVD)