Institute of Transport Management
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The Institute of Transport Management is a non-profit organisation founded in the UK in 1977 to help monitor and improve standards in the transport industry.
The institute's objectives are amongst others:
- To promote academic achievement, training and professionalism within the transport and logistics industry.
- To monitor and improve standards through ongoing research and communications programmes.
- To award industry members for significant achievements in the development of transport solutions.