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Its moving right. Check the tyre...*** the little space at the top of the tyre shows it moving right.
It even look like a mudgaurd

The bus is moving towards the left...


REASON:::



MODIFIED
The engers door is never on the same side as the driver side except incases where the bus is a RIGHT SIDE drive. Hence, the enger door is not shown on the picture which implies that the driver side is the one shown(left side drive) or not shown(right side drive). Either way, the driver is facing the left direction since the DOOR is not shown on the pic...which also means the bus is moving towards the left...

It's not moving either way

lilzcee:
National Geographic has created a version of the popular puzzle showing a yellow bus with identical windows at either end and the key to solving the puzzle is the fact that you can’t see the enger doors.

So which way? Right or Left?

Going to the right, check the tire splash guard, the thick side indicates the back, While the light side is the front

It's goin right..looking at the tiers n flippers whc r large n back of the tires

look at the mud guards, the right windscreen. It's going right.

fretfingers:
The bus is moving towards the left...


REASON:::


The engers door is never on the same side as the driver side. Hence, the enger door is not shown on the picture which implies that the driver side is the one shown. So the driver is facing the left direction which also means the bus is moving towards the left...

What if the vehicle is a right hand drive?

I think the bus is moving left I just feel

seedsower:


What if the vehicle is a right hand drive?

Well bro, if its a right side drive, the answer still remains constant... Because a bus always has its entrance door on the right side regardless of the drivers position. This is because, the pedestrians waiting to get on a bus are always standing on the right in respect to their destination and the bus's.

Bottom line, the left side of a bus is always in the middle of the road while the right side always faces the pedestrians ( either the ones on the walk way or at the bus stop).. So the entrance door can never be placed on the left.

Either way (right side drive or left side drive), as long as the door isn't shown on the picture... The bus is moving towards the LEFT....

I hope you do understand?

lilzcee:
National Geographic has created a version of the popular puzzle showing a yellow bus with identical windows at either end and the key to solving the puzzle is the fact that you can’t see the enger doors.

So which way? Right or Left?

If this bus has RIGHT hand side steering, it's going right.
But if it has LEFT hand side steering, then it's heading left.

fretfingers:



Well bro, if its a right side drive, the answer still remains constant... Because a bus always has its entrance door on the right side regardless of the drivers position. This is because, the pedestrians waiting to get on a bus are always standing on the right in respect to their destination and the bus's.

Bottom line, the left side of a bus is always in the middle of the road while the right side always faces the pedestrians ( either the ones on the walk way or at the bus stop).. So the entrance door can never be placed on the left.

Either way (right side drive or left side drive), as long as the door isn't shown on the picture... The bus is moving towards the LEFT....

I hope you do understand?

My final answer is.... If this bus has RIGHT hand side steering, it's going right.
But if it has LEFT hand side steering, then it's heading left.

seedsower:


My final answer is.... If this bus has RIGHT hand side steering, it's going right.
But if it has LEFT hand side steering, then it's heading left.

Lol... Well good answer bro... But before you choose that as your final answer... Think about the logic behind the question...

They (the creator(s) of the puzzle) knew the drivers side would confuse people... But they left a solution in regard to the absent door in the pic to clear the confusion..

Have you ever seen a big bus as the one in the pic with its main entrance door on the left...(Think about it) and even if you see a bus with a door on the left, there is undoubtedly a door on the right.

You enter a bus through the right and not the left side of the bus, well unless you want to jump in tru the window during rush hour in school..lol..

On a serious note bro, buses are built to carry pple and pple get on them through the right door... And the right door determines the direction the bus is facing...


NOTE::: if a bus has only ONE door, it would be on the right... It can NEVER have a door on the left and none on the right.. Well except the bus was built by "PINKY"...lol


Now from this pic, we can assert that there is a door on the other side since the side we see has no door... automatically a door on the other side(with the rule of ONE door would be one the right, and right door determines the direction a bus faces) means the bus is facing and going towards the left..


Regards

I know the answer

It's going both ways

The bus is moving toward the right hand side or East direction judging by the shape of the two windscreen.The shape of the windscreen on the left is straight/upright while the one at the right is slanted slightly which is a deadly giveaway.

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lilzcee:
National Geographic has created a version of the popular puzzle showing a yellow bus with identical windows at either end and the key to solving the puzzle is the fact that you can’t see the enger doors.

So which way? Right or Left?

[img]http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/02/04/09/30DE4F8B00000578-0-
image-a-2_1454579231977.jpg[/img]

Right. Reflection of the window is the clue, breeze effect

Both sides

RobinHez:
It has no direction!

I like how you smiled after typing this nonsense. It's refreshing.

Right of course, just check the distance between the tire and the bumper

right

For me the answer lies in the directional arrows because arrows show direction of movement: one arrow shows direction of the cloud and the other shows direction of bus movement. Bus is going RIGHT.

From the shadow under the bus, it is right to conclude that the bus is stationary

Left.

The enger door is on the other side

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sholay2011:

I like how you smiled after typing this nonsense. It's refreshing.

fool!


This is simple logic... Everyone be assuming what's not!

its going left or right for sure

The bus is definitely headeD to THE LEFT!
Una no see the side mirroRs?

OutOnBail:
The bus is going right. Looking at the distance from the tyres to the front bumper(right direction) which is short compared to distance of tyres to the back bumper(left direction) whose length is longer. The bus should definitely be going right cos in real scenario, distance from tyres to front bumpers is usually shorter than distance obtainable at the rear

gbam! This guy nailed it right. E.g observe marcopolo buses and all those brt buses, u wil observe what this guy is saying

dubylhover:
it's just simple observation....

its going left..

reason...if you look at d pics,only windows are shown on this side,so its obvious that's d door is at d other side....so when entering a bus,d driver is to your right,so since it's being shown from d opposite side,its obvious that d drivers seat is to d left....

*in jayz's voice* on to d next one...

Silly observation
Which automobile has only one side of a door..
Just tell me one

eniolaamoda:

Silly observation Which automobile has only one side of a door.. Just tell me one

d picture is of a bus,so how many sides does d door of a bus have?
you just had to prove your low level of IQ and cognitive reasoning

Is moving to the right... Look at the tyres.. And the tyre guide.. It is more thicker at left side of the tyres.. Meaning covering the rear side of tyre.... It will definitely move right... Only Engineers and good reasonable professionals can see this.. That is why it is called puzzle..