Matthias Sweet

Matthias Sweet is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the School of Earth, Environment & Society at McMaster University. His work focuses on transportation research, urban mobility, and sustainable development, with a particular emphasis on automated vehicles, ride-hailing, and telework trends.

Research Interests: His research spans behavioral intentions towards emerging mobility technologies, the socioeconomic and geographic dimensions of transport adoption, and the interplay between urban planning, congestion, and policy. Recent publications highlight automated vehicle integration, telework’s long-term impact, and equity in on-demand transit systems.

Article Trends: His 15 most recent works (2021–2024) reflect a trajectory towards sustainable mobility solutions, including automated vehicles, shared transit, and post-pandemic work patterns. These studies employ empirical analysis, behavioral modeling, and policy evaluation in Canadian and US urban contexts.

Collaborations: Matthias frequently collaborates with Darren Scott, as evidenced by co-author networks and joint publications.

Visibility: His work has garnered significant attention, including citations in policy documents, news outlets, and Mendeley readership.