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Austria’s Traffic Rises as Toll Revenue Grows

Austria saw a 0.7% increase in traffic on its motorways and expressways from this year, with passenger car traffic rising by 1%.

Some 73% of people in Austria trust science “strongly” or “very strongly,” a figure consistent with last year’s results.

The Schilling was Austria’s official currency from 1925 to 1938 and again from 1945 until the euro’s introduction in 2002.

Nearly a third spend at least four hours a day on their devices, rising to over five hours for those aged 14 to 29.

In contrast, around 92% of graduates with a master’s degree find work within a year of finishing their studies.

Despite improvements in income, education and social support, the number of healthy years in Austria has stagnated since 2008.

The number of trips taken by holidaymakers from Austria between July and September has reached a record high for this period.

In 2013, around 950,000 people worked part-time in Austria, but by 2023, that number had increased to 1.25 million.

Liabilities are also expected to increase by 31%, with the rise mainly due to a string of high-profile insolvencies.

Forty-seven percent of Gen Z experience strong anxiety ahead of the workweek, with just 66% finding their work fulfilling.