Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 346 Solution Walkthrough

Treat the vertical road as a one-carriage lane

The opening right shelves expose blue, yellow, pink, green, cream, and dark faces. Purple appears in the left numbered bay. Every group joins the same vertical lane, so the board rewards complete rows rather than alternating taps.

Use this route reference:

upper blue → yellow → pink → green platform → cream platform → purple left bay → brown lower row → pale cyan/blue row → red return → second green/yellow platform wave → cream and pink cleanup

The large colored platforms are not temporary parking. They are full batches that should be emptied before the shelf immediately below becomes active.

Open the upper shelves

Begin with blue from the upper-right row. It reaches the top of the vertical road without crossing another group. Yellow follows after blue clears the top bend. Pink is next from the broad upper-middle shelf.

Green becomes visible as a much larger platform. Wait until pink markers disappear, then clear green continuously. This batch opens several shelf positions at once and creates the first generous dark gap on the right.

Cream follows as the next broad platform. Do not start brown or cyan from below while cream is moving. The lane must stay monochrome until the entire platform has reached its garage.

Use the numbered left bays as checkpoints

Purple appears in the central left bay as its counter drops. Clear purple through the empty lane. The next numbered face can expose blue, green, or a pale color; move it only when the complete group is visible.

Each cleared left bay marks the end of one right-shelf phase. Before accepting a new right platform, verify that the left bay is dark and the vertical road contains no marker. If a number remains unchanged, a matching right-side row is still incomplete.

The left bays open from the center outward rather than as one continuous stack. Follow the active number, not the physical order of the shutters.

Clear the lower-right shelf sequence

Brown forms a solid row below the first platform wave. Clear it before pale cyan. Cyan and blue may share nearby shelves, but they require separate trips down the vertical lane. Finish cyan first if its complete face touches the road; otherwise clear blue and use the empty shelf for cyan.

Red appears during the transition and should move as one row. A small green face can sit behind red, but it belongs to the second platform wave. Pulling green early strands red near the middle of the lane.

At the lower checkpoint, the right shelves should show clean colored bands instead of mixed small groups. The upper half of the road should be empty and the left counters should be close to their final states.

Match every platform to an empty lane

The first green platform should move with the upper lane open. The first yellow or cream platform uses the middle lane. Brown, cyan, and red clear the lower lane. The second green-yellow pair can then reuse all three sections without meeting earlier traffic.

If a platform begins but stops midway, do not tap a smaller shelf as a spacer. Locate the rest of the same platform face and complete it. The large empty block left behind is the buffer required for the next numbered bay.

Handle the second platform wave

Green returns as a broad central platform. Clear it completely, then move yellow from the platform below. Cream follows once the yellow shelf becomes dark. Pink is a late batch and should wait until the lower bend is free.

Blue or brown can reappear in the deepest right shelf. Finish the fully exposed color nearest the road. By this stage, the numbered left bays no longer compete for space, so every final shelf should have a direct vertical path.

Recovery on a one-lane board

If two colors meet in the vertical lane, finish the one closer to its garage. A blockage near the top points to blue, yellow, pink, or the current platform. A blockage lower down points to purple, brown, cyan, red, or a second-wave shelf.

Do not open another left bay to create space; its cars must use the same lane. Instead, complete the visible source of the stranded color. Restart only when different partial batches occupy both ends and neither matching shelf face is exposed. Most one-color errors are recoverable because clearing one full platform creates several empty cells.

Before the final batch, confirm that all four numbered bays are dark, no large green or yellow platform remains, and the road contains one marker color at most. The last cream, pink, or blue row should travel directly without stopping.

Level 346 is solved by respecting the vertical lane's capacity. Blue, yellow, pink, green, and cream open the board; the numbered left bays punctuate the route; brown, cyan, and red expose a second platform wave; and the final shelves clear only after every earlier batch has vacated the lane.

Use the road markers for a final audit. No color should remain above the upper left bay, beside the central counter, or at the bottom turn before the last row begins. If one marker is visible, finish its right shelf or left numbered face. A clean lane lets the completion batch travel straight upward without waiting for another garage.

Let that final batch disappear fully before touching any newly revealed deeper face.

If the completion group is cream, keep the middle numbered bay empty until its last marker reaches the garage. A late blue car in that bay can still interrupt the otherwise straight climb.