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Last update: 2 hours agoHydrogen push in Austria: Kärnten just opened Austria’s first hydrogen refueling station dedicated to buses, rolling out 35 fuel-cell vehicles for routes around the Drau Valley and lakes like Faaker See and Ossiacher See—an attempt to make zero-emission public transport practical beyond big cities. Rail pressure in the region: Hungary’s MÁV says it’s short on long-distance capacity for the Balaton summer rush and will lease ten InterCity carriages from Austria’s ÖBB to plug the gap. Safety and travel reality check: A new TU Graz study finds women are 60% more likely to be injured in car crashes, with higher risk in the chest, spine, arms and legs—useful context for anyone planning road trips. Tourism demand signals: With less than a month to World Cup 2026 kickoff, reports say hotel and ticket demand may be softer than early hype, and resale prices are easing in the US—good news for flexible travelers. Austria in the spotlight: Austria’s Justice Department has launched an investigation into “Sniper Tours” allegations tied to the Sarajevo siege.
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