World's BEST & WORST Transport Infrastructure System | The Data Inspector

Which countries lead in transport infrastructure—and which rank at the bottom? Explore 30 of the highest-ranked and 30 of the lowest-ranked economies in this 2026 edition of The Data Inspector, using World Bank Logistics Performance Index (LPI) 2023 infrastructure scores. Compare trade and transport infrastructure across the world, from Singapore and Switzerland to Libya and Afghanistan. See where Japan, Germany, Canada, China, the United States, and other featured economies appear in this side-by-side countdown. The comparison focuses on the quality of trade and transport infrastructure, scored from 1 to 5, with higher scores indicating better performance. The underlying dataset covers 139 economies. This is a comparison of the LPI infrastructure component, not a separate ranking of public transport, commuter satisfaction, or every aspect of a country's transport system. Watch to the end for the highest- and lowest-scoring entries. Which placement surprised you most? Share your thoughts and your country in the comments. Subscribe to The Data Inspector for more country comparisons, global rankings, and data-driven videos. DATA SOURCE World Bank — Logistics Performance Index 2023, Infrastructure component: https://lpi.worldbank.org/international/global LPI = Logistics Performance Index (higher infrastructure score = better, 1–5) DISCLAIMER Rankings use the World Bank LPI 2023 Infrastructure score across 139 economies. “BEST” and “WORST” are simplified labels based only on trade and transport infrastructure, not a country’s entire transport system. Ties follow official rank, overall LPI score, then alphabetical order. 2026 is the video edition; data is from 2023. For educational and informational purposes only. #TransportInfrastructure #CountryComparison #TheDataInspector