Daylight Saving Time 2022 is ending. Now, let's get rid of it, once and for all. Here's how

Here comes the end of Daylight Saving for 2022, a Sunday morning most of us enjoy because we get an extra hour to sleep in.

Catching up on sleep each November, however, is the only good thing that comes with Daylight Saving or DST (it’s singular, not plural, by the way).

Springing forward and falling back creates havoc with airline and train schedules, confusing people, costing money, and causing accidents and delays.

More traffic fatalities occur every time we switch the clock, because motorists are too sleep deprived to drive safely.

Parents despise Daylight Saving because it means that their children walk or bike to and from school in darkness.