Should Daylight Saving Time be changed or done away with?

The Future of Daylight Saving Time

Many now doubt whether there is any real benefit to maintaining daylight saving time today or in the future.

In addition to the general annoyances it causes, the time shift has been blamed for more accidents, more traffic, and even more heart attacks.

Due to the proliferation of electronic devices, power consumption doesn’t necessarily go down as the sun sets.

In many cases, the use of electricity goes up during the day as people use TV’s, computers, air conditioners, and more.

The light bulb just doesn’t use the portion of power it used to in the average home.

So will the U.S. ever end the practice of DST?

Experts say it isn’t likely due to the challenges of changing a policy once in place and powerful lobbies that have an interest in keeping the practice going, such as recreation, BBQ, and home gardening lobbies. And there are many who do appreciate enjoying the extra daylight during those warm summer evenings.
Excerpt from www.learningliftoff.com/daylight-saving-time/
This post originally published in March 2014 and has been revised and republished.

Standard time all year. 2nd choice, back to First Sunday in April to Last Sunday in September. 

They should just abolish it all. period !

Get RID of It !

Whomever invented it, it was for personal GAINS !!!!!!