Experts warn of driving risks as B.C. scraps time change and stays on daylight time
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What's being reported
B.C. is scrapping the time change and staying on daylight time. Experts warn that morning driving will carry greater risk because mornings will be darker.
How coverage differs
- Global BCReports that Vancouver Coastal Health has released the warning and that the darker commute could discourage walking or biking to school or work.
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Black Press · 1 version · 33 outlets
- Greater risk during morning driving with B.C. staying on daylight savings time
Commutes will be in darker weather later in the morning
Also ran on: Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly News, Salmon Arm Observer, Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News, Alberni Valley News, Kelowna Capital News+ 27 more
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Broadcast · 1 version · 1 outlet
- As B.C. scraps time change, experts have a warning about the risks
Vancouver Coastal Health has released a warning that the morning commute will be darker than usual and could discourage walking or biking to school or work.
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