You’ve got the eyes of a master driving instructor if you can spot the 10 differences in this city snap in just minutes
MOST drivers can’t spot the 10 differences in these two road scenes – can you pick them all out?
Experts at Carmoola created the images to test motorists’ mettle, with only the smartest able to figure it out in under 10 minutes.
The researchers revealed that only 50% of Brits were able to solve the puzzle at all.
Meanwhile, only a third could get it done in the allotted time.
The images show two nearly identical animations of a London road.
Set on a sunny day near Tower Bridge, they emphasise some of the very best of British motoring.
In each one, the carriageway is packed with retro Minis, black cabs and, of course, the capital’s legendary red buses.
However, there are ten subtle differences between the two which only those with the eyes of an eagle can pick out.
Cover your eyes now if you don’t want any hints, or read one to find the full answers at the bottom of the page.
First of all, the Mini at the very front of the image has a different number plate in each version.
In the first, the registration K160 KUN is clearly visible, while in the edited image, the plate is left blank.
Then, the car just to the left is missing a wing mirror, while one of the buses on that side has had its rear window removed.
Other disappearing items include a taxi’s headlamp, part of a streetlight and a bollard on the pavement.
Plus the tip of the iconic Shard building is hidden by a cloud in one picture while being clearly visible in the other.
Reckon you’ve spotted them all? Scroll down to check your guesses against the answers.
And why not test yourself against some of our other motoring-related brainteasers?
For example, you might have a genius IQ if you can tell which car will get petrol first in this image.
Likewise, only those with the eyes of a hawk can spot the yellow car here in under 15 seconds.
MORE GAMES:
The Sun has several other brain teaser games for you to solve.
Here, readers tried to find all of the faces hidden in the tree’s branches.
The two faces at the bottom are easy to find.
However, more are hidden in the top.
Also, readers attempted to find which leash is connected to the dog.
The dog is walking on a pier – the plank disrupts a reader’s ability to connect the leash and the dog.
Here is the answer key:
