Car Sort Level 106 Solution Walkthrough

Split Shelf Wall And Four Numbered Bays

Level 106 has four shelves on the left, four numbered bays on the right, a tall green tower above, and one lower gate.

Use this route:

green top tower -> pink upper-left -> dark left blockers -> orange left shelf -> beige left shelf -> numbered bay 4 -> bay 3 -> bay 2 -> bay 1 -> red/cyan right cleanup -> lower gate

Clear the left wall before working down the numbered bays. The center road must stay open when a new number is revealed.

If a bay releases a different visible color than expected, finish that batch before continuing the count. If the lower gate blocks, one numbered bay remains active. Level 106 depends on completing each revealed bay rather than opening several numbers together.

Left Wall First, Counters Second

The tall green tower removes pressure from the roof and gives the left shelves their exit. Clear pink next, then the dark blockers, orange, and beige. Do not begin counting down the right bays while a left shelf is still sending cars through the center.

With the left wall quiet, open bay 4 and complete the color it displays. Repeat for 3, 2, and 1, returning the middle road to empty after each counter. The numbers describe release order; they are not four extra parking spaces that can safely be opened together.

Red and cyan on the right become cleanup once all counters are resolved. The lower gate is last because its cars enter beneath the numbered stream and otherwise remove the only free turn.

If a counter exposes a color that differs from the route reference, follow the board: find its matching garage, park the complete batch, and only then touch the next number. A blocked lower gate is a reliable sign that one numbered batch remains on the road or behind a cover. Finish that batch instead of adding traffic from below.

The Center Crossroad Rule

The small intersection between the left shelves and numbered bays is the real control point. Pink, dark, orange, and beige should each cross it alone. When the left wall is finished, the intersection must be bare before bay 4 opens. Repeat that empty-crossroad check after every counter.

Red or cyan cleanup on the right is safe only when bay 1 has stopped releasing cars. If one of those colors pauses at the center, return to the last numbered batch and locate its remaining car. The lower gate is even less forgiving: it enters beneath every previous route and has no alternate exit. Start it only when the intersection, right turn, and bottom bend are all empty. This visible three-part checkpoint is more dependable than assuming a counter has finished because its cover disappeared.