This article explains the topic in a practical way: what it means, how US time zones affect it, and how to avoid common mistakes.
Whenever possible, confirm with a live clock from the relevant state page on UsInTimes.
Quick takeaway
Use timezone names (ET/CT/MT/PT or the IANA form like America/Los_Angeles) and confirm with a live clock. This prevents mistakes when daylight saving rules change.
Travel planning tips
When you cross US time zones, set your phone to local time and keep your itinerary in the departure and arrival time zones. For connecting flights, always confirm gate times in the airport’s local timezone.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is the time shown on UsInTimes?
We use official timezone identifiers so the clock follows the correct rules for daylight saving changes.
What should I include when scheduling across time zones?
Include the time and the timezone (ET/CT/MT/PT), or use an IANA name like America/New_York.
Where can I check a specific state?
Open the state page from the homepage, for example: /state/california or /state/new-york.
