Statutory mandate
Regulation and integration of public transport
What this means
- The National Transport Authority is a public body set up to secure and oversee public passenger transport services across Ireland.[source]
- It is responsible for licensing bus services and small public service vehicles such as taxis, regulating who can operate these services.[source]
- The Authority leads the development of integrated transport in the Greater Dublin Area, joining up different transport services for passengers.[source]
- Its powers come from the Dublin Transport Authority Act 2008, which sets out its legal duties and accountability to the public.[source]
- There are 2 implementing commitments linked to this mandate, meaning specific actions are being tracked to ensure the Authority delivers on its duties.[source]
Direct impact (3)
- duty held by body
- implements mandate via commitment
- implements mandate via commitment
Indirect impact (1)
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- implements mandate via commitment → delivery owned by officeholder2-hop via pfg-2025-transport-contactless-faresDarragh O'BrienOfficeholder
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Duty
The National Transport Authority secures the provision of public passenger transport services, regulates the licensing of bus services and small public service vehicles, and develops integrated transport in the Greater Dublin Area and nationally.
- Owning body
- National Transport Authority
Legislative references
- Dublin Transport Authority Act 2008
- Public Transport Regulation Act 2009
Linked commitments (2)
Sources
Sources
- Dublin Transport Authority Act 2008Irish Statute Book·Retrieved 2026-05-21high
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