Bus network serves the island with 4.7 million annual passenger journeys, essential for 13% car-less households (30% in St Helier). No metro, rail, or trains; focus on improving stops, low-carbon fleet, and integration near developments. Coverage good in urban areas, limited rural; regular services but car-dominant.

Well-maintained road network with longest Channel Islands dual carriageway (Victoria Ave A2, Esplanade A1); A1-A13 main routes connect parishes. Some congestion and wear on busy stretches; investments in repairs, safety, reallocation for cycles/pedestrians, and strategic corridors. Left-hand driving; signposted cycle routes on lanes/paths.

World-leading connectivity as fastest/best-connected island, with guaranteed 500 Mbps download speeds. High-bandwidth links, world-class data centres, 3 IoT networks (LORA, LTE Cat M, NB-IoT). Minimal urban-rural gap due to small size; excellent for business and remote work.

Avg: 500+ Mbps • Widespread high-speed fiber and advanced infrastructure across the island

One major airport (Jersey Airport, JER) with 30+ daily flights to UK cities (40 min to London) and Europe; supported by Blue Islands for key links. Strong regional connectivity via ferries to UK/France/Guernsey; port handles 98.6% goods. No global hub but reliable for island needs.

Hubs: Jersey Airport (JER)