Matthew is an internationally recognised specialist in the benefits and impacts of new mobility. His expertise helps the private and public sector to understand and capture the potential economic, societal and environmental benefits and impacts of new business models.
At Steer, Matthew leads our new mobility team working helping clients helping to understand and quantify how new mobility can integrate alongside traditional transport modes. His areas of work include zero emission vehicles and infrastructure, shared mobility and emerging services including Mobility as a Service, Mobility Hubs and autonomous vehicle services.
Matthew's experience includes assisting clients across Europe, North America and Latin America planning services including shared micromobility (bikes, e-bikes and e-scooters), car sharing, on-demand taxis, demand responsive transport and autonomous vehicles.
Matthew’s clients include local and central government departments and a wide range of private new mobility operators. Matthew is also Chair of CoMoUK, the charity supporting the public benefits of shared transport.
Steer has unveiled a groundbreaking report in partnership with Lime Technology, whose green bicycles are a common sight on city streets.
Read moreGovernments throughout Europe and around the World have targeted a hefty expansion in the number of publicly available electric vehicle (EV) charge-points. Implied in these mandates is the attraction of substantial private investment to an emerging asset class.
Read moreIn prohibiting the future sale of all but zero-emission vehicles, the UK and governments around the world have mandated our adoption of an alternative-fueled future.
Read moreAs the COVID-19 pandemic adds increasing pressure and severe disruptions to the fast-changing and growing micromobility industry, how can we better monitor the developments? Steer developed the app to explore the impacts of the pandemic on micromobility over time and to use the findings to help guide policy and decision-making for our clients, whether they are in the public or private sector.
Read moreSteer brings to light some valuable insights on the potential economic impacts and wider benefits of introducing delivery AV services in the US, through its independent study commissioned by the California-based robotics Nuro company.
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