Assuming no travel time is being added to the equation, for example, if you are driving just the short distance of a few blocks from one side of the border from Georgia to the other side of the border in Alabama, you would be an hour earlier when you get to Alabama. Eastern Standard Time (EST) is one hour ahead of Central Standard Time (CST) in the US.
Example: If you leave the Eastern time zone at the western edge of Georgia at 8:00 am and drive west five minutes to get to the state line of Alabama in the Central time zone, the time when you get to Alabama will be 7:05 am.
Additional Information:
EST = GMT/UTC -5
CST = GMT/UTC -6
Central is one hour ahead of mountain. From west to east in America: Pacific - Mountain - Central - Eastern
Central Time is one hour behind Eastern time. So if it's 5:00 Central time then it's 6:00 Eastern time.
1 AM Central Time. Central is 1 hour behind Eastern Time [subtract 1 hr from ET to get CT]. Central is 2 hours ahead of Pacific Time.
England is 5 Hours ahead of Eastern Stand Time.
It depends on which side of Kentucky you are in. The Eastern half of Kentucky is in the Eastern Time Zone and the Western half is in the Central Time Zone. Washington is in Pacific Coast Time, so the difference will be 2 or 3 hours.
Central is one hour ahead of mountain. From west to east in America: Pacific - Mountain - Central - Eastern
Central Time is one hour behind Eastern time. So if it's 5:00 Central time then it's 6:00 Eastern time.
1 AM Central Time. Central is 1 hour behind Eastern Time [subtract 1 hr from ET to get CT]. Central is 2 hours ahead of Pacific Time.
move it back one hour.
3 hours The time zones in the US are: Eastern (12 noon) Central (11 am) Mountain (10 am) Pacific (9 am)
Parts of Tennessee are in the Eastern Time Zone, and parts ore in the Central. It would be six or seven hours depending on which time zone you mean.
Anywhere around central and eastern Europe.
6 hours
England is 5 Hours ahead of Eastern Stand Time.
It depends on which side of Kentucky you are in. The Eastern half of Kentucky is in the Eastern Time Zone and the Western half is in the Central Time Zone. Washington is in Pacific Coast Time, so the difference will be 2 or 3 hours.
Five hours.
When you go from Eastern Standard Time (EST) to Central Standard Time (CST), you set your clock back by one hour.