Social Media

Metro utilizes various forms of social media to connect and disperse information to our customers and constituents. You can find a list of our participation in social media below.

Metro on YouTube

YouTube is a video-sharing website on which users can upload, share, and view videos. Metro posts various videos ranging from safety, destinations, and news.

• youtube.com/losangelesmetro
• youtube.com/metrolibrarian

Metro on Facebook

Facebook is the widely popular social network that allows users to ‘friend’ other users; friends can share updates, info, photos, videos and more. Metro’s primary Facebook page links to other Metro projects, departments, and initiatives.
facebook.com/losangelesmetro

Metro on Twitter

Metro has multiple Twitter pages for customers to follow. Along with a website, Twitter allows customers to get information and messages via SMS, mobile browsers, and mobile applications.

• Bike Metro (@BikeMetro)
  Supporting bicycling as a transportation mode that improves air quality, eases traffic congestion and helps make communities healthy.
• El Pasajero (@ElPasajero)
  Connect with Metro in Spanish. Posts from El Pasajero blog are also posted here.
• Metro ExpressLanes (@ExpressLanes)
  Latest project updates for the Metro ExpressLanes.
• Metro Green Line to LAX (@GreenLinetoLAX)
  Latest project updates for the Metro's Green Line to LAX.
• I-405 Daily Updates (@I_405)
  The latest construction information for the I-405 Sepulveda Pass Widening Project.
• Metro Library (@MetroLibrary)
  View the past, present and future of transportation in LA, with Metro's Transportation Library.
• Metro Service Alerts (@MetroLAAlerts)
  Stay ahead of the curve with Metro's Service/System Alerts for Bus and Rail.
• Metro Tweets (@MetroLosAngeles)
  Connect with Metro via the agency's official twitter page.
• Regional Connector Transit Corridor (@MetroConnector)
  Latest project updates for the Regional Connector Transit Corridor
• South Bay Metro Green Line Extension (@SBayExtension)
  Latest project updates for the South Bay Metro Green Line Extension
• SR-710 Conversations (@sr710convos)
  Latest project updates for the SR-710 Conversations
• Westside Subway Extension (@ WestsideSubway)
  Latest project updates for the Westside Subway Extension
• Metro Van Nuys (@ MetroVanNuys)
  Latest project updates for the Van Nuys Bl. Rapidway.

Metro Blogs

Blogs are a type of website that are typically topic-driven and have new content or information on a regular basis. Metro has a number of blogs, have a look:

• El Pasajero
  Metro's Spanish language blog. El Pasajero features a steady stream of breaking news, photos and videos about virtually every aspect of mobility Metro is involved with– buses, trains, highway improvements, bicycle and pedestrian programs, goods movement, vanpools, carpools, destinations and more.
• Metro Developer / Transit Data
  A website for technical individuals and entities who are using transportation and multi-modal data in interesting ways. Get access to Metro's GTFS data, GIS data, Bikeways data, Trip Planner API, Realtime API.
• Metro Transportation Library Transportation Headlines
  Our Transportation Headlines have kept readers informed since 2006. They are published Monday through Friday, except holidays. We collect, aggregate, publish and disseminate news stories that pertain to both local transit and transportation as well as national issues in related areas.
• Metro Transportation Library Primary Resources Blog
  Our Primary Resources Blog highlights unique and interesting items from our Library & Archive collection related to Los Angeles transit and transportation history, as well as recent acquisitions, reviews of recent transportation research, historic maps, and notable news from libraries, archives and museums.
• The Source
  Metro's transportation news blog. The Source is your connection to the latest agency news, funding and policy issues, and how to get the most out of transit and Los Angeles.