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ÖBB considering alcohol ban at more Vienna train stations

ÖBB intends to extend the existing alcohol ban to additional train stations in Vienna, with a decision expected in the coming months.

12 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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ÖBB has announced that it will consider implementing an alcohol ban at more train stations in Vienna. Currently, a ban is already in place at Praterstern, Floridsdorf, and Westbahnhof. The specific stations being considered for this extension will be decided in the coming months.

According to information from various sources, the alcohol ban could be extended to a total of 17 additional train stations. The regulation is already in effect at nine stations, while discussions about expanding the measure are currently ongoing.

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