The road network Ugandan civil wars destroyed most of the country's infrastructure. Most bridges and roads were destroyed to prevent rebel advancements. Since 1986, urban roads and roads in the Northern districts have been resurfaced in both bitumen and gravel for easier travel.
Public transport is largely unreliable.
The economy surfers a shortage of motor spares- making public transport the only erstwhile form of transportation. There are 12 small airports spread throughout Uganda providing irregular services. The main airport at Entebbe has been rebuilt to become one of Africa's most efficient airports. The old dilapidated Entebbe airport is still in use for freight transportation. The railway network was the hardest hit by the conflict.