
Daylight Savings Time or DST is on the Monday after the time adjustment always a nightmare. Many clocks need to be adjusted and often they are adjusted in the wrong direction. In Europe Saturday night, or for some the early Sunday morning the clock went from 3:00am to 2:00 am finalizing the daylight savings time 2011.
However for the United States daylight savings time starts in the early morning of 6 November and will go from 2:00 am back to 1:00 am..
Why Daylight Savings Time
Daylight savings time – DST – was introduced in the early years of the last century to preserve energy and in our computerized world of today, this only makes even more sense. 2 hours in a year on billions of light bulbs makes the difference. Also road safety is an important element for DST as evening traffic around the globe commences in bright daylight rather then in dusk.
This shows that the whole world community benefits from daylight savings time - DST.
How To Remember Daylight Savings Time Adjustment
Thousands of people around the globe struggle every year with remembering if the clock needs to go forward or backward.
The easiest way to remember is that you want the “shortest summer”. Meaning that in spring the time goes forward and in fall the clock goes backward. Resulting in a summer which is two hours shorter.
Start Daylight Savings Time 2012
In the USA daylight savings time starts on the Sunday of the second weekend in March and ends on the first Sunday in November.
For 2012 the United states will implement daylight savings time on 11 March and finalize at 4 November.
In Europe in the night of 25 March the daylight savings time will start and 28 October will end the daylight savings time.
United States
Daylight Savings Time USA 2011
March 13 - November 6
Daylight Savings Time USA 2012
March 11 - November 4
Daylight Savings Time USA 2013
March 10 - November 3
Daylight Savings Time USA 2014
March 9 - November 2
Europe
Daylight Savings Time Europe 2011
March 27 - October 30
Daylight Savings Time Europe 2012
March 25 - October 28
Daylight Savings Time Europe 2013
March 31 - October 27
Daylight Savings Time Europe 2014
March 30 - October 26
Daylight Savings Time – DST – has shown its benefits the world over, not every nation is using this enhancement of energy savings and road safety yet. However year after year more countries come on board and start implementing the program to save the earth.
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