Standard time could become permanent in US under new bill, with some exceptions
Summary
A bill in the U.S. House of Representatives may be voted on soon that would make standard time permanent across most of the country. Another bill proposes keeping daylight saving time all year instead. Some states could have exceptions to either rule.Key Facts
- One House bill aims to end changing clocks twice a year by making standard time permanent.
- Another bill suggests keeping daylight saving time year-round.
- Both bills address the current practice of switching between standard and daylight saving time.
- Some states might be allowed to choose different time settings than the national rule.
- The decision would affect how Americans set their clocks in the future.
- Lawmakers are considering health and energy impacts when choosing which time to keep.
- The debate reflects differing opinions on the benefits of standard time versus daylight saving time.
- The vote on the bill(s) is expected to happen soon.
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