You have 20/20 vision if you can spot all 10 differences between the airport parking lot pictures in under a minute

IT'S time to rev up your engine and get into high gear if you want to find the differences between two airport parking lot pictures.

Your wheels will certainly be turning as you try to find what's been switched up between the two brainteaser scenes.

You'll need to get into high gear if you want to spot all ten differences between two crowded airport parking lotsCredit: Radioactive

Finding a vehicle in a lot is hard enough, but you have less than a minute to spot all ten changesCredit: Radioactive

Finding your car in a crowded parking lot is usually always a stressful situation - and even more so when things get scrambled up.

No one knows that better than Rightway Parking, a parking solution company.

Now's your chance to spot the changes and get out of the lot.

It will be great practice as summer travel season begins.

You have just under one minute to spot all ten changes and test your killer attention to detail.

To start, you'll want to compare both parking lot images.

Keep scanning the lots which are jam packed with multi-colored vehicles.

For your first clue, look toward the middle at the top.

You'll spot a white car whose front headlight seems to be turned on in one image but not in the other one.

Everyone can see the water but you have 20/20 vision if you can spot the camouflaged 'danger noodle' in under 10 seconds

Don't put the brakes on this brainteaser just yet, there are nine more differences to spot.

Now let your eyes shift to the righthand side.

The tire on the white car looks as if it has been switched - only one has metal in it.

Keep going - but this time, look to the middle, then shift your eyes a bit to the left and up more toward the top.

If you notice that the grey car in front of the blue van doesn't quite look the same, you're right.

Benefits of brainteasers and optical illusions

Researchers have developed many tests to show how various brain regions react to brainteasers and optical illusions. There are many benefits.

They are not only entertaining, but they also shed light on how our brains interpret visual data.
By giving your brain a little workout regularly, you enhance your ability to focus and observe details.
Studies have shown people who regularly challenge themselves with optical illusions and puzzles see big improvements in their problem-solving skills, concentration, and attention.
Improved concentration and attention span can help prevent cognitive decline in old age.
Optical illusions can improve eyesight by allowing you to see small print.

The red lights in the back - also known as the rear fog lights - are only turned on in one vehicle.

For your next clue, you don't have to look far.

Just let your eyes glide to the car to the right.

It might not be noticeable at first, but only one of the images shows the car with a prominent door handle.

The blue family-friendly station wagon directly in front of that car also appears to have something extra in it in the second image - an antenna sticking up.

This is no time to slow down, you're already over halfway there.

It's time to look more toward the bottom of the teaser.

You can't miss the purple car closer to the lefthand side.

While one license plate seems to have all the vehicle's information, another one is completely blank.

That sounds like something that needs to be taken care, but for now, we'll move on to the next discrepancy.

This time, it's a person, not a car, that's the problem.

While one image shows a blonde lady looking lost to the right of the purple car, the other scene depicts a brunette woman looking for her own vehicle.

And that's not the only difference.

While the darker haired car owner is wheeling a pink suitcase, the lady with golden tresses is unencumbered with any type of luggage.

Regardless of hair color and baggage - or lack thereof - you have probably been in the same car searching situation at some point.

Think you have perfect vision? You haven't proven it just yet.

While one illusion shows the back of somebody's blonde head sticking out at the very bottom to the lefthand side, the other scene is devoid of any additional people.

Lastly, look all the way to the bottom right - only one teaser has a red car in front of the gold station wagon.

Found them all before time ran out? Congratulations, you have some visual skills - and great practice before your next trip.