Car Sort Level 126 Solution Walkthrough

Eight Bays Inside A Compact Loop

Level 126 packs eight vertical bays inside a rectangular road, with covered side bays and a green-marked center. Blue, purple, yellow, brown, orange, cyan, and dark cars share the perimeter.

Recommended flow:

blue upper-left -> purple left column -> yellow center-left -> brown upper-right -> dark center -> orange lower-middle -> cyan lower-right -> side bay cleanup

Work across the upper bays before opening the lower half. Keep the bottom road empty between orange and cyan.

If two vertical columns feed the same corner, finish the one already on the perimeter. If cyan stalls, orange or the dark center remains active. Level 126 is ready for the final side bays when the eight interior slots are organized and the outer loop is clear.

Working Across The Compact Interior

Blue opens the upper-left, followed by purple and yellow across the left half. Brown then clears the upper-right. Complete each vertical column before uncovering another because the compact perimeter offers only one useful empty corner.

The dark center batch marks the transition to the lower half. Orange should finish before cyan enters from the lower-right; otherwise both colors compete for the bottom edge.

Leave the covered side bays for cleanup. They are not spare spaces for a stalled interior car and should open only when all eight inner slots have stopped feeding the loop.

If two columns release toward the same corner, finish the color whose leading car is already on the perimeter. A stalled cyan car means orange or a dark center car remains ahead. Close that batch, let the outer loop empty, and then resume cyan before opening either side bay.

Protecting The One Empty Corner

The compact loop normally gives you one useful free corner. Blue, purple, and yellow should pass through it while the left half opens; brown then uses the upper-right turn. Do not expose a second interior bay until the current color has parked and the corner is visible again.

After the dark center group, shift attention to the bottom road. Orange must leave it completely before cyan begins from the right. If both appear together, finish the car already past the lower-middle bend and then close its full color. The side bays are a separate cleanup phase: open one, resolve every revealed car, restore an empty loop, and only then open the other. The eight interior slots may look organized before traffic has actually stopped, so check the perimeter itself rather than relying only on the parked columns.

Use the green-marked center as a midpoint reference. Before orange, no upper group should still cross that mark; before cyan, no dark or orange car should remain beside it. This separates the two halves of the compact board.

During side-bay cleanup, watch which corner the revealed car approaches. A left-side release gets the next empty loop first, while the right cover stays closed. Reverse that arrangement only after the first group has parked and all four corners are visibly open.