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In the segment Daylight Saving Time - How Is This Still A Thing? of John Oliver's Last Week Tonight it is said:

Studies say that therethere's an increase in car accidents and work related injuries the week after the time change.

Is an increased amount of accidents after the daylight time saving a fact that's well established by studies?

In the segment Daylight Saving Time - How Is This Still A Thing? of John Oliver's Last Week Tonight it is said:

Studies say that there an increase in car accidents and work related injuries the week after the time change.

Is an increased amount of accidents after the daylight time saving a fact that's well established by studies?

In the segment Daylight Saving Time - How Is This Still A Thing? of John Oliver's Last Week Tonight it is said:

Studies say that there's an increase in car accidents and work related injuries the week after the time change.

Is an increased amount of accidents after the daylight time saving a fact that's well established by studies?

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Does Daylight Savings Time lead to an increase in car accidents and work related injuries the week afterwards?

In the segment Daylight Saving Time - How Is This Still A Thing? of John Oliver's Last Week Tonight it is said:

Studies say that there an increase in car accidents and work related injuries the week after the time change.

Is an increased amount of accidents after the daylight time saving a fact that's well established by studies?