In a move that could have far-reaching implications for the East Coast, a bill backed by former President Donald Trump is making its way through Congress that would abolish traditional daylight saving time (DST) and adopt permanent standard time. The proposed legislation, which has garnered significant attention, would effectively eliminate the bi-annual time change that occurs when clocks spring forward in the spring and fall back in the autumn. If passed, New Yorkers would no longer have to adjust their clocks twice a year, but the change could also impact the state's energy consumption, work schedules, and overall way of life. As the bill gains momentum, residents of the Empire State are left wondering how a permanent DST would affect their daily routines and the state's economy.
Permanent daylight saving time could become reality under Trump-backed bill – here’s how it would affect New York New York Post
