The main international airport is N'Djamena International Airport. Several international airlines offer flights to and from Chad.
Car rentals and taxi services are available in major cities and at the airport. However, driving in Chad can be challenging due to poor road conditions and traffic rules are not strictly adhered to.
Buses and taxis are the main form of public transportation in Chad. They are inexpensive but can be overcrowded and not always reliable.
There are no passenger train services in Chad.
Lake Chad and the Chari and Logone rivers are navigable, and boats are used for local transportation.
Road conditions in Chad are generally poor, particularly during the rainy season. Most roads are unpaved and lack signage.
An international driving permit and third-party insurance are required to drive in Chad.
Due to security concerns, especially outside of N'Djamena, it is advisable to travel in convoys and avoid night driving.
Chad has several domestic airports, but domestic flights are infrequent and are often cancelled without notice.
Motorcycles and bicycles are common modes of transportation, especially in rural areas. However, they can be dangerous due to the lack of helmets and poor road conditions. Visitors should also be aware that landmines remain a problem in northern Chad, therefore, it's not advisable to travel off the main roads.