Recognition

Commended in the Transport Planning category of the CIHT Awards in 2020 for the Travel Choice behavioural change programme. Alongside Nottinghamshire County Council and AECOM, we supported 85 jobseekers to overcome transport-related barriers to employment, education and training. 

Named as Nottinghamshire's 'Business of the Year' in 2019 and recognised for our 'Excellence in International Trade' by the East Midlands Chamber of Commerce for delivering transport projects that improve accessibility, reduce congestion and air quality for local people. 

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Deemed as ‘Ambassadors for the East Midlands in exporting expertise’ by the Chamber of Commerce, our commitment to delivering sustainable transport solutions in the UK and overseas has led us to be named as Nottinghamshire's Small Business of the Year.

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Ruby's inspiring paper about how Quality Incentive Contracts could improve women’s safety on public transport in Chittagong, Bangladesh, and the issues faced there by women when using public transport won her the 'Best Paper by a Young Professional' by the Transport Planning Society.

Photo credit: Chelsea Cliff

An innovative marketing and engagement project, Connected supported over 250 businesses and their employees to make more sustainable travel choices. ITP led the business engagement and travel plan support for local employers, which resulted in a 6% point reduction in single occupancy car trips. 

Rachel Tate and Derby City Council's Adam Sendall were the 2017 winners of the Transport Planning Society's award for Demonstrating Sustainable Transport Solutions for their paper 'Make it personal: Lessons learnt from successful business engagement in Derby'.

The Robin Hood Pay As You Go Travel Card is the first fully-integrated, capped fare, multi modal ITSO smart ticketing system in the UK.  It differs from London's Oyster by virtue of accommodating a deregulated operating environment and, in doing so, a range of different tram and bus operator fare products. ITP led commercial discussions, secured commercial agreements, and continues to manage the partnership of  operators, third party consultants and council officers.

With over 23 years’ experience of developing, implementing and evaluating sustainable transport projects, Jon is an expert in the field of Smarter Travel.  Industry peers recognised his many achievements by voting him the Smarter Travel professional of the year for 2015.

Lowestoft Local Links (LLL) for Business secured long term sustainable travel behaviour change amongst employers and their employees within Lowestoft by encouraging more people to walk, cycle, use public transport and car share in Lowestoft

A network of 150 business was created. Each business advocated sustainable travel use and helped their staff travel to work using active and sustainable forms of transport. As a result, there has been a 10% reduction in single occupancy vehicle trips in the town. 

Choose How You Move delivered Personalised Travel Planning to 38,000 East Midlands' households between 2011 and 2014. Residents were offered travel advice focused on raising awareness of sustainable travel options with the aim of reducing car use for short trips. We received the CIHT Sustainability Award in recognition of the 14% of participants who began walking, cycling, car sharing and using public transport more often as a result of our project. 

Lowestoft Local Links for Business secured long term sustainable travel behaviour change among local employers and their staff by encouraging more people to walk, cycle, use public transport and car share.  Our work resulted in an impressive 10% reduction in single occupant vehicle trips in the town among target groups.

ITP was nominated in the Small Business of the Year category at the Milton Keynes and North Bucks Chamber of Commerce annual business awards.  We were delighted to be highly commended, and recognised for the role ITP has played as a local employer almost 10 years after we relocated to Central Milton Keynes.