The Road Traffic and Transport Act 2006 (No. 28) is a significant component of Ireland's legislative framework, aimed at modernising and enhancing statutory provisions related to road traffic and transport. This Act delineates essential regulatory definitions, specifies compliance obligations, and establishes mechanisms for enforcement and oversight. It also incorporates transitional provisions, amending or repealing prior legislation to ensure clarity and coherence with national policy objectives and EU obligations.

Stakeholders impacted by this Act include public authorities, regulated entities, transport organisations, financial institutions, and citizens. Ultimately, the Road Traffic and Transport Act 2006 contributes to developing a transparent and effective legal structure, fostering improved governance within the transport sector.