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because back before timezones, every city would have their own time. So people traveling by train from New York to New Jersey would have to change their watches every time they entered a new city. The differences in time weren't nice numbers either, from Albany to Dover, the change in time might be 17 minutes. Due to increased travel and industry using the railroad, they (the world) adopted the 24 time zones.
What else can I help you with?
How many times zones is the world made up of?
30
What are the 5 time zones?
There are forty times zones not five.
How many times zones does Trans-Siberian Railroad cross?
The Trans Siberian Railway is the longest railroad in the world, crossing eight time zones, and covering a huge area made up mostly of the Asian part of the former Soviet Union.
How time zones in a day?
There are 24 times zones in a day, one for each hour.
Why were time zones established and how. Many were there?
The system of worldwide time zones was first proposed In 1878 by the Canadian Sir Sanford Fleming. It was made for the convenience of trade & commerce, especially for the railway industry. There are 24 times zones which was based on the number of hours it takes the Earth to rotate on its axis.
What a person does five times a day?
Zones out!
How many times zones does Libya have?
unknown
What are dead zones made of?
dead things
If the Chinese Government linked its local times to standard time zones how many time zones would China have?
one
Does Google Maps consider time zones when providing directions and estimated travel times?
Yes, Google Maps does consider time zones when providing directions and estimated travel times.
How many times zones are there in the UK?
Just the one, GMT
How many times zones are between Toronto and Germany?
7
