Roads
The quality of Bangladesh's roads vary considerably, with a diverse network of sealed, partially sealed and unsealed roads common to every administrative district within the country. Chandpur district's roads consist of 215 kilometres (134 mi) of sealed roads, 91 kilometres (57 mi) of partially sealed roads and 1,407 kilometres (874 mi) of unsealed roads.
Rail
Bangladesh Railways utilize a small metre gauge track, with 50 kilometres (31 mi) of railway tracks spanning the Chandpur district. The Chandpur-Laksham train line culminates in a major terminus station at Chandpur town.
Water
Chandpur district is connected with the rest of Bangladesh by a network of coastal water routes, with waterways in the district spanning 190 nautical miles.
Coastal vessels carry bulk cargo from districts within Chittagong, including Chandpur district, to other important trading centers in the country. The most common commercial items transported by waterways are fuel, oil, cement, food grains and salt. Passenger services along Bangladesh's coastal water routes are not very popular due to their well known poor safety record.
Traditional transport
Traditional means of transport in the Chandpur district included the palanquin, bullock cart and horse drawn carriage. However, with the advent of rickshaws, buses, bicycles, automobiles, railway systems and air travel, traditional modes of transport in the Chandpur district are either extremely rare or extinct
