WILLIAMSBURG — On Sunday, Nov. 2, at 2 a.m., the clocks will turn back an hour as Daylight Saving Time comes to a close.

When setting clocks back one hour, it is also recommended to check batteries in smoke alarms.

AAA annually reminds drivers to use caution when clocks change, particularly during the evening commute, when less light can lead to drowsy driving and other driving risks.

According to AAA Foundation research :

Drivers predominantly perceived drowsy driving to be very or extremely dangerous (96%); however, 20% of drivers reported having engaged in the behavior in the past 30 days.

Almost 3 in 10 drivers believed the police would apprehend them for drowsy driving.

AAA Tidewater recommends that drivers:

Should not rely on their bodies to provide warning signs for drowsi

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