Daylight saving time 2024 in USA: List of states, US territories that don't follow the practice
Daylight saving time 2024 has begun in the USA and it will end on November 3. During the period spanning from March to November, a common practice among the majority of Americans involves the adjustment of their clocks forward by one hour, known as daylight saving time.
Even though there is no federal law to enforce Daylight saving time, most of the states are following the annual practice. However, Arizona and Hawaii do not follow Daylight saving time policy.
Apart from Arizona and Hawaii, there are five territories in the US that don't follow Daylight saving time rules. These five territories are US Virgin Islands, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, American Samoa, and Guam, as per a report on USA Today.
Sunshine Protection Act aims to establish daylight saving time as the permanent standard time. As of now, the Sunshine Protection Act, which proposes to establish daylight saving time as a permanent standard, has not passed a vote in the House.
The measure isn't entirely dead: The state Senate sent the bill back to committee to be amended to make sure that if it were to happen Oregon wouldn't be the only state in the region switching to permanent standard time.
FAQs:
Q1. When will Daylight saving time 2024 end?
A1. Daylight saving time 2024 will end on November 3.
Q2. What is Sunshine Protection Act?
A2. Sunshine Protection Act aims to establish daylight saving time as the permanent standard time. As of now, the Sunshine Protection Act, which
