Dispatch arrow-marked vehicles from a crowded starting area to waiting bays and collect passengers of matching colors. Plan the departure order, passenger queue and limited parking space, while accounting for different vehicle capacities.
Inspect the colors at the front of the passenger queue and the vehicles still in the starting area.
Read each vehicle’s arrow. Choose one with a clear path in that direction, then tap or click it to dispatch.
Use waiting bays to stage vehicles for matching-color passengers.
Continue planning departures around the remaining passengers, vehicle capacities and available parking space.
Queue and Parking Strategy
Do not dispatch a vehicle solely because it can leave. Check whether its color will help serve the queue soon and whether another useful vehicle needs that waiting bay. The captured levels show both open bays and additional bays labeled Unlock, so plan around the space currently available.
If a useful vehicle is blocked, inspect the arrows and work backward to identify which vehicle must leave first. Consider the parking cost of that intermediate move before committing.
Vehicle Capacity
The Level 1 tutorial states that vans carry a maximum of six people. An earlier tutorial capture also states that cars carry four. Different vehicle types should not be described as having identical capacity; use the game’s current prompts to confirm larger vehicles.
Can a vehicle move in any direction?
The game’s tutorial specifies movement in the direction of the vehicle’s arrow. Plan departure routes using that arrow rather than treating the vehicle as freely steerable.
What do the two bottom tools do?
Read the in-game prompt before using them.
Screenshots & Strategies
Real browser captures · October 21, 2026
The Level 1 tutorial states that vans carry a maximum of six people. Match vehicle capacity to the waiting queue rather than assuming every vehicle has the same number of seats.Level 2 shows a colored passenger queue, two occupied waiting bays and vehicles with directional arrows below. Check the front of the queue and the remaining bays before dispatching another vehicle.Level 3 has several waiting vehicles and more vehicles still in the starting cluster. Plan a clear arrow-directed exit while keeping useful waiting space for upcoming passenger colors.