Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators

Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators
Abbreviation	ITAI
Formation	1988
Legal status	Registered charity
Purpose	Traffic accidents in the UK
Location	Column House, London Road, Shrewsbury; SY2 6NN;
Region served	UK
Membership	Traffic accident investigators
Main organ	Council of Management
Website	ITAI

The Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators (sometimes abbreviated to "ITAI") is a road safety organisation.

History

It was formed in 1988.

It publishes the journal IMPACT three times a year, and the newsletter CONTACT every two months.

It is based near the Column Roundabout, on the A5064 "London Road" in Shrewsbury, near Shropshire Council's Shirehall and the Lord Hill's Column.

It regulates, in a voluntary way, the practice of traffic accident investigation.

Coat of arms of Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators
File:Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators Escutcheon.png	Notes Granted in 1997 Crest Upon a helm a circlet potenty on the upper edge Or issuing therefrom an eagle's head sable beaked Or langued Gules furnished with a High Court judge's wig proper. Escutcheon Argent gutty de Sang and de Poix two lions combatant Gules on a chief potenty Sable a key fesswise ward to the dexter Or surmounted by an open book Argent edged Gold bearing the words FESTINA LENTE Sable. Motto Honestas Et Integritas^[1]

↑ "Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators". Heraldry of the World. Retrieved 29 April 2022.

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