Bus Traffic Fever! Level 100 Solution Guide

To beat Level 100 in Bus Traffic Fever! without using hints, peel vehicles from the outside in while strictly matching dispatches to the active front passenger queue. Level 100 packs multi-tile buses into interlocking rows with minimal spare boarding bays. Clearing it on your first try requires maintaining empty docking space and eliminating key horizontal blocking buses before attempting to move the larger central fleet.

Managing Boarding Bays and Passenger Queues

Buses only load passengers standing at the front of the line. If you send an unblocked bus whose color is buried behind other travelers, that vehicle sits idle in the loading bay. Because Level 100 provides very few holding slots, idle buses quickly cause a deadlock and end the run.

Evaluate the passenger line and docking space before moving any vehicle:

Match the front line first: Only dispatch vehicles that match the colors of the commuters currently standing at the front of the queue so the bus fills immediately and departs.
Track the secondary row: Note which colors move forward once the active bus leaves. Plan your next vehicle extraction around that incoming color shift.
Keep docking bays open: Avoid moving an unmatching bus merely to clear space on the grid unless you have enough open bays to absorb the delay.

Boarding Bay State	Risk Level	Required Action
All Bays Empty	Low	Free critical blocking buses even if they only partially load.
One Bay Open	High	Dispatch only vehicles that match the front queue and depart instantly.
All Bays Full	Failure	Game over; occurs when no docked bus matches the front passenger.

Step-by-Step Level 100 Extraction Order

Follow this sequence to systematically dismantle the parking grid:

Clear corner perimeter units: Tap short, angled vehicles sitting along the outer edges that have direct, unobstructed routes to the exit road.
Remove horizontal cross-buses: Identify horizontal units cutting through the center of the yard. These vehicles pin the vertical escape corridors. As soon as the passenger queue allows, extract these cross-buses to unlock multiple trapped lanes at once.
Empty vertical corridors: Roll out the newly freed vertical buses into matching passenger groups.
Extract deep high-capacity buses: With the interior lanes open, cycle out the long multi-passenger buses pinned against the back wall to complete the stage.

Clearance Checks and Gridlock Recovery

A frequent failure on Level 100 is misjudging the turning radius of longer three-tile buses. These vehicles require extra clearance before their rear bumpers clear adjacent intersections. If an adjacent vehicle's bumper clips the path, the long bus stalls. Always check that the trailing edge of a long bus has a clear exit line before committing the tap.

If your docking area is down to its final open slot, halt all random extractions. Check which passenger color is currently blocking the line, locate the specific vehicle matching that color on the board, and trace an exit path for it. Sacrificing your last open bay to pull that exact matching bus immediately absorbs the line blockage, triggers departures, and restores working room across the terminal.