cinges napísal: ty tvrdis teda, ze sa oni spikli, dohodli sa a hlasovali za zrusenie striedania zimneho a letneho casu

cinges napísal:Len tak mimochodom, hlasovanie nic neznamenalo.. v EU chceli vediet, ci to maju riesit, ci nie.

cinges napísal:A kedze vacsina ludi hlasovana za zmenu, tak to budu teraz riesit..este sa neschvalilo ani prd..

jackb napísal:tak teraz si zase zrusil posuvanie.

jackb napísal:namahu? mozno by si ani ty nemusel prehanat

neide o to, ci zelali alebo nie. ide o to, ze 0.71% rozhodlo o osude pol miliardy ludi. ale tak ludia zijuci na severe sa tym 4.6 milionom isto podakuju uz po prvom roku

Dreamer napísal:Mozes mi prosim zacitovat v ktorom prispevku to bolo? Inak je to ciste klamstvo co si napisal.

Dreamer napísal:Európania sa vyslovili proti striedaniu letného a zimného času

Dreamer napísal:Ostatni tu diskutuju k teme a ty sa uz vo dvoch prispevkoch iba navazas do mna a opakovane tu spominas inu temu.

jackb napísal: nech sa paci

jackb napísal:ak to prejde, tak to bude stat peniaze navyse a bolo by fer, aby to zaplatilo tych 4.6M ludi?

Dreamer napísal:Europania vyslovili proti striedaniu

Dreamer napísal:EÚ potvrdila, že 84 percent Európanov nechce striedanie zimného a letného času

Dreamer napísal:Ak to prejde, tak to schvali EK a Europoslanci, ktori su zastupcami volicov a tych rozhodne nie je 4.6 milionov.

Your views from across Europe

Emma in Finland
As a Finn who has lived across Scandinavia I wholeheartedly welcome this initiative.
There have been times that I have fallen asleep at 16:00 in the afternoon or have not seen sunlight for several days due to the times I started and finished work.


Lars in Sweden
It would be a much better idea to keep daylight saving but have the change take place on Good Friday each year because most people would then be off work for four days. This would almost certainly reduce the risks of cardiovascular incidents and tiredness.
For us in northern Europe scrapping daylight saving and using so called summertime all year round would mean the mornings in wintertime would be incredibly dark until 09:00.
Also, using so-called wintertime in summer would mean an end to much of the long, bright summer nights.


Andrew in Denmark
Whilst I can see the advantages in stopping the change from winter to summertime and vice versa, it may create problems.
If Denmark kept summertime in the winter, it would not be daylight in late November-February until 10:00 and beyond. If they keep wintertime in the summer, the sun will rise at about 02:00.
This is not an easy problem to resolve.
Up until 1996, Denmark went to summertime one month after the UK and returned to wintertime one month before, so that for two months of the year they were on the same time as the UK.


Richard in Switzerland
This is a great shame.
Summertime was introduced in mainland Europe because it gave more daylight in the evenings. I was living in France at the time and it was very popular.
Some countries did not follow suit immediately - for example, Italy and Switzerland. This led to a chaotic situation for those close to the borders.

Jessica in Spain
It's about time this was brought up.
I suffer from a vitamin D deficiency and the winter months in particular, are awful.
When I lived in Kent and commuted an hour into London for work, I only saw maybe a half-hour of daylight at lunchtime a day, and that's if I managed to get away from my desk.
I know some people who only see sunlight at the weekends.
If this could be changed so we at least get a bit of sunlight en route to or from work, this would make the tiniest difference but could affect everyone's health in a big way.
Also, everyone knows that people are happier and friendlier in the sunshine.

Graeme in Scotland
I lived through the UK's experiment of having no time change while at school in Scotland. It was almost dark until 10:00 in the winter and that was horrible.
I have since worked in south-west Norway, which has a very similar sunshine period.
The winter in Scotland and Norway is dark and cold. Do not mess with the status quo.

jackb napísal:nie. 4.6M osob sa zoberie ako reprezentativna vzorka, kvoli ktorej sa urobi zmena. takze oni budu ti, ktori by za to mali platit.

ephramko napísal:Celý ten výmysel so striedaním zimného a letného času bol predsa umelo vytvorený. V čom je teda problém?

Andrew in Denmark napísal:If they keep wintertime in the summer, the sun will rise at about 02:00.

Dreamer napísal:ale vazne si pozri ine temy a tie nadpisy, ktore su jednoznacne klamlive. Opakujem ze je velmi tazke dnes najst clanok s absolutne exaktnym nadpisom.

Dreamer napísal:Nie "sa zoberie", ale obyvatelmi EU zvoleni Europoslanci zoberu

ephramko napísal:To je fakt katastrofálny problém, či v Dánsku vyjde cez leto Slnko o 2 alebo o 3 v noci.