The Effect of Daylight Savings Time on the Number of Motor Vehicle Fatalities [Discussion]

Mr. Mills need not have concerned himself with the question of how much or how many of the many methods of presentation would demonstrate the findings that he had made in his study of the effect of daylight saving time on the number of motor vehicle fatalities. The conclusion that a considerable number of injuries and deaths might be avoided each year is reached repeatedly, irrespective of the method of attack, from the data with which he concerned himself, namely those for a group of larger cities.