Parking Loop Level 24: How to Clear the Lot and Time Merges

To clear Level 24 in Parking Loop, release cars in an outside-in sequence. You must dispatch unblocked perimeter vehicles first to open driving lanes for interior cars, while timing every launch into an open gap on the active outer ring road to avoid collisions.

Level 24 Exit Order

Cars in Parking Loop only drive forward in the direction their front bumpers face. In Level 24, central vehicles face the bumpers and sides of perimeter cars. Tapping a blocked vehicle will not move it, so you must peel the parking lot back layer by layer:

Dispatch unobstructed perimeter cars: Look around the outer edge of the lot for cars pointing directly toward the outer ring road without any vehicle in their path. Tap these first to open exit corridors for the rest of the lot.
Clear the intermediate row: Once the perimeter bays empty, tap the newly uncovered vehicles that now have a straight, unobstructed path forward into the ring.
Empty the central cluster: Deep central vehicles are locked in place by surrounding stalls. After clearing the outer and intermediate layers, launch these remaining core vehicles directly into the ring road.

Timing Merges into Outer Ring Traffic

Vehicles launched into the circulating outer track continue looping until the level is completed. Launching a car while another vehicle passes its exit threshold causes an immediate crash and resets the stage.

Merge Condition	High-Risk Window	Safe Insertion Window
Trailing Car Distance	Less than two car lengths from the bay junction	At least three car lengths behind the junction
Track Traffic Density	Multiple vehicles moving bumper-to-bumper past the bay	A visible break in the traffic flow
Tap Timing	Tapping immediately as an oncoming car reaches the junction	Tapping just as the passing car's rear bumper clears the junction line

Stationary vehicles take a brief moment to accelerate into the loop. Wait until a circulating car’s rear bumper completely crosses the bay threshold, and verify that the next approaching car is at least three vehicle lengths behind before tapping.

Avoiding Merging Collisions

To keep traffic moving smoothly and prevent failures near the finish:

Alternate release sides: Avoid launching two adjacent cars consecutively. Adjacent bays merge into the same section of the outer track, which drastically increases the risk of a rear-end collision. Alternate releases between opposite sides of the lot instead.
Account for curved track corners: Bays positioned near the corners of the outer loop feed vehicles into turning lanes. These cars take slightly longer to straighten out than cars merging into straight sections, requiring a larger traffic gap.
Do not spam taps: Rapidly tapping multiple cars queues them at fixed intervals, which can force trailing cars directly into circulating traffic. Launch one vehicle at a time based on track openings.