Car Sort Level 76 Solution Walkthrough

Two Horizontal Loops Linked By A Neck

Level 76 has five towers at the top, a short upper loop, a second loop below it, and three covered columns at the bottom. A narrow connector links the two loops, so upper and lower traffic must not enter together.

Recommended route:

green upper-left -> white upper tower -> orange upper tower -> yellow upper tower -> red upper-right -> purple upper loop -> orange upper loop -> pink lower loop -> cyan lower loop -> yellow bottom-left -> purple bottom-middle -> green bottom-right

Clear the top towers before sending purple and orange around the first loop. Wait for that loop to empty before opening pink and cyan below the neck.

The bottom columns are sequential: yellow first, purple second, green last. If the connector contains a car, finish its loop before tapping another zone. If a bottom column stalls, cyan or pink still occupies the lower turn.

The Level 76 route works by keeping the two loops independent. The upper loop opens the neck, the lower loop clears the approach to the garages, and only then do the three bottom colors move.

The Neck Is The Main Checkpoint

Green, white, orange, yellow, and red clear the five roof towers. Purple and orange can then circulate around the upper loop. Wait until neither color remains near the neck.

Pink begins the lower loop, followed by cyan. They must finish before yellow, purple, or green is released from the bottom columns. At this point the connector and lower turn should both be empty.

If a car pauses in the neck, continue its current loop and stop tapping every other zone. A stalled bottom color means pink or cyan still occupies the lower circuit. Restoring an empty connector separates the two road bands and makes the three-column cleanup straightforward.

The upper loop should be closed in two batches: purple first, then orange. Both use the connector entrance, so orange must remain parked while a purple car is still circling. Pink and cyan repeat the same rule below the neck.

Yellow begins the garage phase from the left, purple follows through the center, and green uses the far-right turn last. Check the neck before each lower column even though the cars start below it; a late car from the upper circuit can still occupy the shared approach. An empty connector is the proof that the two loops are no longer interacting.

If the lower loop looks empty but a garage car still stops, inspect the lower-right curve for the final cyan or pink car. Complete that color and wait for it to park before returning to yellow, purple, or green. The bottom columns never need to overlap.

Green should be the only active color at completion.