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Romania reverted to the official Romanian Legal Time on October 25, 2026, when clocks were set back one hour. This change marks the end of Daylight Saving Time, transitioning back to Eastern European Time (UTC+2). While electronic devices automatically adjust, manual changes are necessary for traditional clocks. The shift does not affect train schedules, which will continue as per the existing timetable. Although gaining an hour of rest, studies indicate potential negative impacts on sleep and mood due to changes in natural light exposure. Adaptation to the new time may also lead to temporary cognitive difficulties.