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In response to the 1973 oil crisis, Congress passed the Emergency Daylight Saving Time Energy Conservation Act and President Richard Nixon signed it into law in December 1973.

 

The measure placed most of the country on year-round daylight saving time beginning January 6, 1974, as part of an effort to reduce energy consumption during a period of fuel shortages. The policy was initially intended to last for nearly two years.

The measure placed most of the country on year-round daylight saving time beginning January 6, 1974, as part of an effort to reduce energy consumption during a period of fuel shortages. The policy was initially intended to last for nearly two years.

The measure placed most of the country on year-round daylight saving time beginning January 6, 1974, as part of an effort to reduce energy consumption during a period of fuel shortages. The policy was initially intended to last for nearly two years.

The measure placed most of the country on year-round daylight saving time beginning January 6, 1974, as part of an effort to reduce energy consumption during a period of fuel shortages. The policy was initially intended to last for nearly two years.