Daylight Saving Time Remains in Effect
Despite the government shutdown, the time change is not affected, as citizens can adjust their clocks without needing approval.
The Uniform Time Act of 1966 remains in place, requiring states like Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware to observe daylight saving time.
It’s already Fall, which means it’s that time of year when it’s dark by 6:00 p.m.
While many Americans wish to abolish the twice-yearly time change, state and federal governments seem unwilling to do so.
- Pennsylvania
- New Jersey
- Delaware
must continue to follow the federal law.
The government shutdown does not excuse the time change, as it does not rely on annual budgets.
Author's summary: Daylight saving time remains in effect despite government shutdown.
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