If the U.S. stopped changing clocks twice a year, should it keep permanent daylight saving time or permanent standard time?
A Senate bill to make daylight saving time permanent has stalled, reviving debate over which fixed time the country should adopt.
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It doesn't matter just pick one and people will adapt. Stop the madness of bouncing back and forth
For sure. We survived COVID. We'll adapt to either just fine.
More light in the evenings would be great.
Permanent DST means sunrise after 8am in parts of winter. Anyone picking that option, are you actually ready for dark mornings all year?
How does DST mean dark mornings *all year*???