each town had a different time based on its location, it became impossible for the railroads to accurately determine when the train would be arriving at one town so the railroads went to the US gov. and time zones were created.
Up until 1883, communities in the USA set their own local time. People set their clocks by the sun. But the railroads expanded and people began to travel more and to travel faster, this inexact method of measuring time began causing problems. So people set up a time zone system because it was difficult to establish train schedules that made sense.
so that everyone can have roughly similar schedules.
Originally, to facilitate scheduling multiple trains on single tracks.
Because the time of day is always different in every area of the planet Earth so time zones are used to know what time it really is in that area
To know the time of the day and to know each others time. Does that help?
So people could tell when it's mid day in Another Country, and so people can know when someone from another country needs to know the time.
It benefited railroad companies and train travelers.
UK
1865
The United States started using standard time zones on November 18, 1883.
A railroad engineer named Sir Sandford Fleming invented the Standard Time Zones in 1878 but they were not accepted until 1884.
sychronize train schedules
It benefited railroad companies and train travelers.
UK
1865
The United States started using standard time zones on November 18, 1883.
Everyone who uses time benefited from the use of standardized time and time zones, for one could save himself or herself the trouble by knowing when they should do what they have to do at a particular time mostly when crossing to different zones, for example they now got to know how long it could take them to reach some where and at what time they could get to that place counting in the time of the end point or zone, this made appointments much easier and planning better and timely increasing time management opportunity. For example not to get late when going some where for an important meeting some one had to do some math according to their destination time frame or standard time zone which was guess work before the standardization of time and time zones.
Railroads.
A railroad engineer named Sir Sandford Fleming invented the Standard Time Zones in 1878 but they were not accepted until 1884.
Zones - band - was created in 1977.
Your Erroneous Zones was created in 1976.
In the United States, the creation of standardized time zones greatly improved the ability to schedule train times and to manage train movements.
yes, but time zones were actually created by man so that we were all operating at the same time, initially for the train service