Representative Price urges study of ending twice‑yearly clock changes; committee approves study

Representative Price asked the State Planning & Community Affairs committee to create a study committee to examine whether the state should stop changing clocks twice a year and instead remain on a single time year‑round. He cited historical law — the 1918 Standard Time Act and the 1966 Uniform Time Act — and told members that Georgia currently spends about eight months on daylight saving time and four months on standard time.