The City of Ligao has a total of 225.67 kms. of road network which is broken down as follows:

• National Road - 66.75 kms.
• Provincial Road - 43.966 kms.
• Paved City Road - 9.173 kms.
• Barangay/Farm to Market Road - 105.68 kms.

The existence of good and well-maintained all-weather farm to market roads is a big factor in the development and economic growth of one community. Basic services are easily dispensed with and the transport of agricultural products and farm inputs are readily facilitated and at a lower transportation cost, thus, extra savings and additional profit margin for the farmer.

The City is very accessible to and from Manila for air travelers, Legazpi City airport is only 27 kms. or about 25 minutes by private vehicles. The city is also served by the Philippine National Railways and its two commuter trains stops here to pick-up passengers bound for Manila. There are also six aid-conditioned bus companies with booking offices in the city, plus the ordinary buses that also pick-up Manila bound passengers. Recently, an association of 18 air conditioned vans started plying the Ligao City to Legazpi City route.

Transportation within the city is also easy and convenient. According to the latest available records for 2002, there are 722 registered trimobiles serving the urban and rural barangays as well as 250 pedicabs serving the poblacion residents. For the upland rural barangays and adjoining towns, 275 mini-buses and jeepneys served the rural commuters. An open space just beside the public market serves as the central terminal for the jeepneys and mini-buses. This is also being used as the parking area for trimobiles whose destinations are within the poblacion. For trimobiles going out of the poblacion center, the City Government has designated strategic parking areas around the city.

In the poblacion, traffic control, management and public safety are efficiently carried out by the PNP with support from the traffic aides employed by the City Government.

Ligao City has two privately-owned telegraphic systems and a government-owned postal service and telegraphic system. Postal money order is also being provided by the postal service.

Presently, there are four (4) telephone companies which are in full operation in the City providing easy communication services. These are DIGITEL, BAYANTEL, MATELCO and SOTELCO.

SMART Telecommunications Co. has established a cell site in Barangay Tinago servicing thousands of cellphone users in the City. Also GLOBE Telecoms is now in full operation in Barangay Sta. Cruz.

Also present in Ligao City for the delivery of letters, parcels and cargos are JRS Express which offers a one-day delivery and Overland Cargo Express, respectively. Cable Networks like DCTV and ESTV are also operating in the City.

The City Government of Ligao's Electric Power requirement is being provided by Albay Electric Cooperative Inc., (ALECO) with a sub-station in Barangay Dunao, this City. To date, a total of 45 barangays hve been energized. This includes 11 barangays in the urban center and 34 rural barangays serving a total of 11, 815 households or 69.37% of the total population. However, the NPC, in line with the National Government thrusts or complete rural electrification, has programmed the electrification of the remaining ten barangays in year 2003. The City Government is also doing its share in the electrification program by expanding and extending the supply of electricity from the barangay center to the remotest sitios and puroks.