Question

Question: You are driving a bus. When you begin your route, there is an old woman named Mrs. Smith and a young boy named Raymond are on the bus. At the first stop, the old woman leaves, and a salesman, named Ed, enters. At the next stop, Jack and his sister Jill get on, as well as three women with shopping bags. The bus travels fifteen minutes, then stops and Raymond gets off and a man and his wife get on. Next, a woman with a bird in a cage gets on the bus. What is the name of the bus driver?

Answer 1

It's a very simple riddle.

Answer is nothing but $\bold{You}$


Read the question one time again. In the first line the first word itself is saying that 'You are driving a bus.'

We get confused by seeing such a big riddle. So, when we read the question, we become confused. This is a natural behaviour of our brain. We all must have tried to find the driver from the second line. We read the question 10 times but then also we are not abke to find the driver.


So, the answer is $You$

Answer 2

$<i>$"You" is the answer.

The answer is itself hidden in the given Question.

The first line of the question says that you are the driver.

From here, we get the answer.

These types of questions are basically confusing.

A reader will gets confused while reading the question because there are so many names. So the reader will be forced to think the name.

But the answer is already given.

Answer --- You.