Commuter Feed: Find Your Local Metro

How Does This Thing Work?

Create a Twitter account
Twitter is a popular free service for friends to communicate by posting quick, one-sentence updates using the web or a mobile device.
Follow Commuter Feed
Our username is "@commuter." This is how we find your updates.
Please note: replies to @commuter will be publicly published on Commuter Feed, even if you're keeping your Twitter updates private. This allows people to use Commuter Feed even when they send updates to friends only.
Find your City Code
Know the code of your local airport? That's how we find you. Find it now.
Log an incident or update
Use the following format when you post a Twitter update to report an incident:

@commuter LAX Accident on Sunset Blvd at Vine

That's:@commuter(SPACE) citycode(SPACE) incident.
Please note: Commuter Feed posts recent updates once every 2 minutes. Please be patient, your update may not be visible for up to 5 minutes. Make sure to remember your city code, or your update will not show up at all!
Visit the Commuter Feed for your city
Make sure to bookmark your local Commuter Feed page to have quick access to the latest incidents and reports from your area.

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Live Traffic Updates

Commuter Feed is a free service that lets you see reports on traffic incidents in your local area using Twitter.
Where Does it Work?

Commuter Feed works for any city that has an IATA airport code worldwide. New York, Portland, London, Tokyo. You can post for anywhere.
Need Help?

You can check out our FAQ page, read our Blog or find answers and ask questions in our Google Group

How it Works

Commuter Feed is a free service that lets you post reports on traffic and transit delays in your local area using Twitter.

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