Permanent daylight saving time would result in later sunrises during winter months, according to data. While the sun would set later in the evening, it would also rise later in the morning, potentially affecting students who commute to school in the dark.
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Permanent daylight saving time may result in later sunrises for students
Data indicates that implementing permanent daylight saving time would lead to later sunrises in winter. This change could impact students commuting to school during darker morning hours.
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