Jonas De Vos

Dr. Jonas De Vos is an Associate Professor of Transport Planning at The Bartlett School of Planning, University College London. He holds degrees in Geography, Urbanism and Spatial Planning, and a PhD in Geography from Ghent University (Belgium). His research focuses on travel behaviour, particularly the links between travel and well-being, and travel and land use.

• Current role: Associate Professor at UCL (2021-present)
• Previous roles: Assistant Professor at UCL (2019-2021), Postdoctoral Fellow at Ghent University (2015-2019)
• Teaching: Coordinates BPLN0104 Transport and Well-Being, BPLN0061 International Case Studies in Transport and City Planning, and contributes to other sustainable urban development modules.

Research Interests include:

• Travel Behaviour
• Transport and Well-being
• Transport Geography
• Residential Self-Selection
• Perceived Accessibility
• Sustainable Mobility
• Intelligent Mobility

Recent Publications (2024-2025):

• Transport Accessibility Equity - 2024 (London EV Charging)
• Academic Air Travel - 2024 (Behavior-Attitude Consistency)
• Walkability & Aging - 2024 (London Study)
• Travel Satisfaction Metrics - 2025 (Ease vs. Tolerance)
• Intercity Travel - 2025 (Place Irreplaceability)

Professional Activities:

• Co-editor-in-chief of Transport Reviews (2021-present)
• Vice-chair of World Society for Transport and Land Use Research (2021-present)