Daniel Pearlstein

Daniel Pearlstein is the Policy and Communications Director at Riders Alliance, a nonprofit transit advocacy organization in New York City.12 He has a background in environmental studies and urban planning from Cornell University, as well as a law degree from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University.13

Pearlstein's work focuses on ensuring that every New Yorker has access to frequent, reliable, accessible, and affordable public transit.1 He has been advocating for better transit since high school, developing a passion for politics and transportation issues.2

At Riders Alliance, Pearlstein is involved in various transit-related initiatives, including discussions on congestion pricing and addressing car dependency in New York City.1 He is active on social media, where he shares updates and insights about public transportation, particularly mentioning his use of various bus and subway lines in New York City.4

Prior to his role at Riders Alliance, Pearlstein has experience working with the New York City Council.1 His commitment to improving public transit stems from a long-standing interest in urban planning and transportation policy.