This situation creates a different traffic scenario than in other localities, where motorcycles are the preferred means of transportation for most residents.

The construction of the Roncador Bridge in Magangué on the Transversal Momposina road has generated congestion and deterioration in the main urban streets of the municipality, and repair work is currently underway on Calle Nueva, Carrera 13 and 15, in order to rehabilitate and improve the passage of heavy vehicles.

[3] The municipality has the El Banco Transport Terminal that maintains a constant direct flow of passengers and cargo with the metropolitan centers of Bogotá, Barranquilla, Bucaramanga and Santa Marta, An average of 350 buses are dispatched monthly from the terminal and the demand from nearby municipalities and townships is met by small companies that dispatch from the Plaza Almotacén and through river transport from the river port and the Plaza Almotacén.

It should also be noted that it has a transport terminal which is the largest collection center for passengers arriving in this city.

The municipality has river trips to Barrancabermeja, Magangué and others in southern Bolívar, Cesar and Magdalena.