It follows the crash on the M9 in Moone which saw five teenagers killed and four others injured earlier this month.
The Roads Minister will meet the RSA and TII today to discuss wrong way driving on motorways.
Gardaí and officials from the Departments of Transport and Justice will also be at today's talks.
As well as this, TDs return early to Leinster House today to debate changes to fuel supports.
Yesterday, Cabinet signed off on plans to extend cuts to excise duty on fuel, which will now be phased out between November and February, instead of a gradual reversal from the first of September.
TD's are returning early from their summer break today, to debate changes to fuel supports.
Yesterday Cabinet signed off on plans to extend the reductions in excise duty for fuel.
The reversal had been due to take effect from 1 September on a gradual basis, but the cuts will now be phased out between November and February.
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