Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 347 Solution Walkthrough
Route Reference
Key opening, middle, and finish positions for this route.

Read the left gate and right shelves together
The opening shelves expose blue and yellow near the top, pink below, then green, cream, brown, and darker rows toward the bottom. Purple occupies the left numbered garage. Every completed right-side batch lowers that garage and creates a new route through the loop.
Use this route reference:
upper blue → yellow → pink → first green platform → first yellow platform → purple left garage → cream and brown shelves → cyan/blue lower row → red and orange return → second green/yellow wave → pink and cream finish
Do not tap the left garage merely because its face is visible. It should move at the checkpoint created by a completed right-side platform.
Clear the upper-right stack
Start with blue from the highest shelf, then yellow. These groups clear the top bend. Pink follows through the open vertical road and exposes the first broad green platform.
Drain green in one continuous batch. The platform occupies several shelf cells and creates a large empty bay when complete. Yellow then appears as the next broad platform. Keep cream and brown below untouched until yellow has left the road.
The first checkpoint is easy to recognize: the top-right shelves are dark, the middle platform area is open, and purple is fully exposed in the left numbered garage.
Use purple to reset the loop
Clear purple from the left garage while the right side is empty. Purple travels around the narrow loop and should not share it with a new platform color. Its completion lowers the next counter and exposes the middle-right shelf sequence.
If the left garage reveals another face, wait until the matching right shelf is ready. The numbered gate controls timing, not a separate stack that should be drained all at once.
At the purple reset, both the top and bottom bends of the left loop should be clear. This provides the vertical buffer for cream and brown.

Work through cream, brown, and the lower colors
Cream forms a wide shelf and should leave before brown. Brown follows through the space cream creates. Pale cyan and blue appear near the lower-right edge; clear whichever full face touches the road, then complete the other. Do not alternate them along the lower bend.
Red becomes visible during the next change, followed by orange. Red controls the middle connection and should move first. Orange is safer after red because the orange row occupies the route leading back toward the left garage.
If a small pink face appears, leave it for the final wave unless it is already on the road. The second green platform needs the middle shelf completely open.
Verify the middle-stack reset
After cream and brown, their shelves should form two dark bands. Cyan and blue should then empty the lower connection, followed by red and orange across the middle. Only when those four bands are clear should the second green platform expand.
If the platform appears while a red marker remains on the road, wait. Finish red or orange first and preserve the new green face. The expanded platform is safe only when the left loop has no traffic approaching from below.
Complete the second platform wave
Green returns in a broad right-side block. Clear it as one batch, then yellow from the platform below. These releases should occur after the left garage and lower shelves have stopped feeding traffic.
Cream, pink, and blue can occupy the last exposed rows. Follow the complete row nearest the vertical connection. Pink should not share the lane with cream, even if both garages appear ready. Each final color has a direct route when handled separately.
Recovery by the last clean checkpoint
If the road jams above the numbered garage, finish blue, yellow, pink, green, or the active upper shelf. If it jams below, finish cream, brown, cyan, blue, red, or orange from the lower-right rows. A stationary car beside the left counter points to an incomplete garage face.
Return to the last recognizable checkpoint: empty upper stack, purple reset, empty cream-brown shelves, or completed second platform. Complete the color belonging to that phase before opening another row. Same-colored cars from different platform waves should not be combined unless the entire vertical lane is empty.
Restart only when partial colors occupy both bends of the left loop and no matching complete face is exposed. A single wrong batch can usually be cleared because an emptied platform provides several buffer cells on the right.
Before completion, verify that the left counter has disappeared, both broad platform areas are dark, and only one final shelf retains color. The last pink, cream, or blue batch should pass the left loop without stopping.
Level 347 succeeds through repeated platform resets. The upper blue-yellow-pink sequence opens green and yellow, purple clears the numbered gate, cream and brown release the lower colors, and the second green-yellow wave prepares a clean vertical road for the final shelf.
At the last checkpoint, the numbered left garage should be dark, every broad right-side platform should be empty, and the top bend should show no moving marker. If a small shelf face remains, complete that exposed color before the final pink or cream row. This prevents a late car from occupying the only turn back toward the garage.
Wait for the last counter animation to settle, then confirm the lower bend is also empty before committing the completion group to the long vertical lane.
For a final pink group, check the cream shelf directly beneath it. Even one cream marker entering the loop late can occupy the return bend that pink needs to finish.