For almost a decade since joining NATO, the armed forces did not have an information system support-ing the management of their own transport system. For military logistics, the implementation and operation of an IT system supporting the work of transport and army forces was of significant importance from the point of view of improving the efficiency of the logistics system. Global trends in this area indicate the desire to shorten the time of operations and activities that require a lot of work through their automation. A similar philosophy also applies in the area related to the process of planning permits for journeys and monitoring the movement on public roads of dangerous, non-normative vehicles and military columns. Progressiveness of the article is manifested in the fact that in addition to the characteristics, role and tasks of the system presented in previous studies, the author additionally carried out research, evaluated the functioning and presented directions of development of the IT system code name KONWÓJ. The significance of the system has even increased since NATO decided in 2016 to strengthen its eastern flank. Consequently, this has resulted in an increased number of convoys on the roads that must be obtained by the competent transport and troop movement in order to be there. IT system KONWÓJ allows to speed up this process by electronic reconciliation, development and issuance of road traffic permits and their monitoring in real time.