Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 348 Solution Walkthrough

Read the three traffic zones

The left shelf bank exposes blue, green, purple, orange, pink, and pale colors around several counters. The right bank begins with red and darker faces, then reveals lavender, green, yellow, and cyan. The lower loop starts with white, dark, blue, and green groups.

Use this route reference:

upper blue → exposed green → pink and purple left shelves → orange middle row → first red right batch → lower-loop white and green → cyan right column → second red/lavender wave → yellow/green side rows → blue and red cleanup

Treat each numbered garage as a checkpoint. A new face can become visible before the previous batch leaves the long central road; wait for that road to empty before changing sides.

Open the upper shelf bank

Begin with the complete blue group near the top-left. Green follows because it clears the central vertical lane. Pink and purple should move next as separate rows. Purple uses the inside bend and needs pink off the road.

Orange becomes the first broad middle batch. Clear it continuously. Its departure exposes red on the upper-right bank and opens a direct route toward the lower loop. Do not start red while an orange marker remains on the right edge.

The first checkpoint shows dark gaps through the upper-left shelves and one complete red face on the right. The lower loop should still contain its original groups.

Use the lower loop before the second side wave

Clear white from the lower-left portion of the loop, then green from the long lower row. Blue can follow if its complete face is exposed. These batches create a wide rectangular buffer beneath the narrow upper road.

The lower loop is complete for this phase when its upper edge is dark and no marker is climbing back toward the shelf banks. A deeper red or green row can remain covered; leave it until the side counters change.

Return to the right bank and clear pale cyan as one vertical batch. Cyan uses the full central lane and should not share it with a lower-loop color.

Alternate the second left and right waves

The upper board now settles into solid rows. Blue and pink remain on the left, while red, lavender, green, yellow, and cyan appear on the right. Clear the complete row nearest the open central lane. Red often comes first, followed by lavender and green.

Switch sides only after the active road marker disappears. A counter dropping from three to one can reveal another batch immediately, but the old color still owns the road until it reaches its garage.

Yellow should wait until green has left the right bend. Pink should wait until blue has cleared the left bend. This pairing preserves one open side of the tall road at every transition.

Counter-by-counter progress checks

Use three visual checkpoints rather than trying to remember every tap. After the first upper wave, the left bank should show several dark rows and the first right red face should be complete. After the lower-loop reset, white and green should be gone and the central lane should be open for cyan. After cyan, both banks should display broad solid bands rather than mixed small faces.

If a counter remains at three, the corresponding early shelf has not been completed. A counter at one usually means the next broad row is exposed but still needs a clean road. Finish the batch already travelling before using that last delivery. This is especially important on the right, where red, lavender, green, yellow, and cyan share the same narrow entrance.

Finish through the emptied lower rectangle

Late layers expose blue on the lower-left, red on the lower-right, with green and pale cyan between them. Work from the complete face already touching the lower loop. The loop now has enough room for each group to travel directly, provided only one color enters at a time.

If a numbered side garage remains visible, inspect the row immediately beside it. One matching delivery is still missing. Complete that row before starting the final blue or red column.

Recovery advice

A jam near the top belongs to blue, green, pink, purple, orange, or the active upper-right batch. A blockage at the central bend points to cyan or a side-to-side switch made too early. Traffic trapped in the lower rectangle belongs to white, green, blue, or a late red row.

Finish the exposed source on the same side as the stranded car. Do not use a same-colored deeper layer as a rescue, because it may enter from the opposite bank. Restart only when different partial colors block both entrances to the central lane and neither source face is exposed.

Level 348 succeeds by clearing the narrow upper banks just enough to activate the lower loop, then using that loop as permanent working space. The first shelf wave opens it, white and green empty it, cyan resets the center, and the later red, lavender, yellow, blue, and green rows finish through the expanded route.

Before the completion batch, verify that every numbered side garage has disappeared, the lower rectangle contains no moving marker, and only one shelf row remains colored. If a small dark face is still visible beside a counter, complete it before the final red or blue group. The last batch should descend the central lane without pausing at either branch.

Wait for its matching garage to close before making any extra tap.

When red is the final right-bank batch, leave the lower-left blue column untouched until red clears the branch. The two exits meet at the same central turn despite appearing separated.