The Irish Road Haulage Association has withdrawn a threat of further protest action.
Truck drivers held a four-hour blockade at Dublin Port on Monday, causing traffic disruption across the city.
Around 100 members of the IRHA were protesting over the road tax they pay.
It costs €4,000 to tax every six-axle truck in Ireland, compared to £640 (€823) in Northern Ireland.
The hauliers were also protesting over a levy of £10 on every truck entering the UK.
The IRHA said the protest threat was withdrawn because the Department of Transport had agreed to facilitate a request for a meeting.
A spokesperson said the minister would be happy to meet the hauliers, but no formal request for a meeting had yet been made.
