Does Sql JOIN order affect performance?

I was just tidying up some sql when I came across this query:

SELECT 
        jm.IMEI ,
        jm.MaxSpeedKM ,
        jm.MaxAccel ,
        jm.MaxDeccel ,
        jm.JourneyMaxLeft ,
        jm.JourneyMaxRight ,
        jm.DistanceKM ,
        jm.IdleTimeSeconds ,
        jm.WebUserJourneyId ,
        jm.lifetime_odo_metres ,
        jm.[Descriptor]
FROM    dbo.Reporting_WebUsers AS wu WITH (NOLOCK)
        INNER JOIN dbo.Reporting_JourneyMaster90 AS jm WITH (NOLOCK) ON wu.WebUsersId = jm.WebUsersId
        INNER JOIN dbo.Reporting_Journeys AS j WITH (NOLOCK) ON jm.WebUserJourneyId = j.WebUserJourneyId
WHERE   ( wu.isActive = 1 )
        AND ( j.JourneyDuration > 2 )
        AND ( j.JourneyDuration < 1000 )
        AND ( j.JourneyDistance > 0 )

My question is does it make any performance difference the order of the joins as for the above query I would have done

FROM dbo.Reporting_JourneyMaster90 AS jm

and then joined the other 2 tables to that one