An Austrian woman unintentionally drove into Hungary after missing her highway exit while intending to make a quick purchase. The incident occurred on a highway in Lower Austria, leading her across the border. Months later, she received a bill for 153 euros. The charge was for driving on Hungarian highways without a valid vignette – a toll sticker required for use of the road network. The woman stated she only intended a brief shopping trip and was unaware she had even entered Hungary. This highlights the importance of paying attention to navigation and border crossings while driving, as well as understanding toll regulations in different countries. The incident serves as a costly reminder to ensure proper documentation for international travel, even for unintentional detours.