There's a reason why bus seats always have garish patterns - and it's disgusting
UNLESS you’re lucky enough to have your own chauffeur the likelihood is that you have travelled by bus before.
And unless you were engrossed in a particularly good book it is hard to avoid the garish patterns that cover the seats on almost every bus.Credit: Getty - Contributor While the design choice may seem a little… er, dated, there is apparently a very good reason for the busy print. According to LadBible the bus seats are designed using “complex mind-reading algorithms” that cause our brains to become distracted by the busy patterns.The patterns are designed to be this busy so that passengers don’t notice just how mucky the seats really are.
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