Indaiatuba offers a reasonably walkable experience for travelers, especially in the downtown area where restaurants and services are concentrated. Despite this, the city also includes more spread-out residential areas that might require longer walks or transport for daily errands. Walkability is decent but limited by safety concerns at night, making it less ideal for exploring after dark.

While buses serve as the main public transit option in Indaiatuba, offering connections to key areas and nearby cities, they may not match the frequency or coverage found in larger cities. Reliability is generally good, and local passengers are friendly, though caution is advised during nighttime travel and always be aware of belongings to avoid pickpocketing. Ride-sharing apps or taxis can provide more convenience for some trips.

Indaiatuba is somewhat bike-friendly, with bike paths available in areas like Parque Ecologico Jardim Paulistano and several routes for mountain biking. Despite these amenities, traffic and the lack of expansive dedicated lanes might pose challenges. Biking is feasible for errands and recreation, but the city's terrain and infrastructure don't quite make it a cyclist's haven.