What colours are on the Bus Traffic Fever Level 112 board?

The board image breaks down into 7 coloured groups, each covering at least 1% of the sampled area: orange (#B06636, 17.2% of the sample), purple (#CE60E6, 5.2% of the sample), cyan (#4FFBF2, 3.7% of the sample), pink (#CC57B4, 3.0% of the sample), yellow (#EFDF28, 1.8% of the sample), brown (#76361D, 1.8% of the sample) and red (#B5535F, 1.1% of the sample). The light grey around the stop reads as the board's empty background — it frames the action rather than forming part of it. Neutral white and grey passenger groups are not counted, because the loop markings and floor share the same low-chroma range.

How many buses are in the Bus Traffic Fever Level 112 station row?

None are parked in this level. A bus may be entering or leaving, but no parked bus is waiting to load in the station slots; the scattered bus field below is not counted. Check the walkthrough for the opening dispatch order.

Which colour should I clear first in Bus Traffic Fever Level 112?

The nearest measured colour group to the boarding entrance in this level is brown. That is the group to serve first if it is at the entrance: the station row needs a matching bus, and the loop rotates the other colours in behind it. A still frame cannot show the full rotation order, so use the video for the exact taps.

What difficulty is Level 112 in Bus Traffic Fever!?

Level 112 is rated Intermediate difficulty in Bus Traffic Fever!.

Is there a video walkthrough for this Bus Traffic Fever level?

Yes — the walkthrough video on this page plays the full clear of this board, so you can follow the bus order from the first dispatch. The board image next to it shows the stop layout.

Bus Traffic Fever Level 112 Walkthrough

Intermediate

Bus Traffic Fever Level 112 is a queue-and-bus puzzle. Measured from the board image on this page, the loop breaks down into 7 coloured groups, each covering at least 1% of the sampled area: orange covering the most at 17.2%, then purple (5.2%) and cyan (3.7%), with 4 smaller colours behind them. In this level the nearest measured colour group to the boarding entrance is brown. No bus is parked in the station row in this level. The light grey that frames the action reads as the board's empty background — it frames the stop rather than forming part of it.

Watch the video walkthrough below and follow it step by step — pause after each bus leaves and copy the same move on your own board.

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Video walkthrough

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Level board

Bus Traffic Fever Level 112 board layout

What the Level 112 board is made of

7 coloured groups, each covering at least 1% of the sampled area, measured from the board image on this page.

orange 17.2% of the sampled area
17% of it sits away from the entrance in this level; the rest is at the front of the loop.
purple 5.2% of the sampled area
65% of it is further back in the loop in this level, so it reaches the entrance after the groups ahead of it rotate through.
cyan 3.7% of the sampled area
Touching the boarding area in this level.
pink 3.0% of the sampled area
48% of it sits away from the entrance in this level; the rest is at the front of the loop.
yellow 1.8% of the sampled area
96% of it is further back in the loop in this level, so it reaches the entrance after the groups ahead of it rotate through.
brown 1.8% of the sampled area
85% of it is further back in the loop in this level, so it reaches the entrance after the groups ahead of it rotate through.
red 1.1% of the sampled area
81% of it is further back in the loop in this level, so it reaches the entrance after the groups ahead of it rotate through.
light grey 44.0% of the sampled area
Read as the board's empty background — it frames the picture rather than forming part of it.

No bus is parked in the station row in this level. A bus may be entering or leaving; the scattered bus field below is not counted.

Read from the board image on this page, last measured 2026-10-29. Colour names are read off the hex shown beside them and may differ from the name the game gives that block. Neutral white and grey passenger groups are not counted as colours. The thumbnail is a mid-game frame, so the station row is a snapshot rather than a starting lineup; the scattered bus field below is not counted, and the game decides which bus can board, so treat this as what the loop costs to clear, not as a tap order.

How to read the Level 112 board

Nearest measured colour to the entrance: brown

brown is the closest measured colour group to the boarding point in this level. White and grey passenger groups are not measured, so check the entrance itself; if the station row has no matching bus, send one from the parked field before the loop moves on.

No bus parked in the station row in this level

This level shows no bus parked in the station slots. A bus may be entering or leaving; either way, send a matching bus for the colour at the entrance and keep a slot free for the next group.

The biggest measured group is orange

orange covers 17.2% of the sampled area, more than any other measured colour. It needs the most matching loads, so keep a orange bus available for when it is at the entrance instead of spending every station slot on earlier colours.

No orange bus in the station row yet

The largest measured group is orange at 17.2%, but this level shows no orange bus in the station slots. Plan to send one from the parked field when orange reaches the entrance; check the entrance colour first, because a still image cannot show the full rotation order.

yellow is later in the loop

96% of yellow sits away from the boarding entrance in this level. That is queue position, not a permanent block: the loop rotates, so it comes forward after the groups ahead of it. Re-read the entrance before you commit a station slot to it.

Ignore the empty background

The light grey area is 44.0% of the board and sits outside the play area. No group was measured against it, so it does not count towards the clear.

Bus Traffic Fever Level 112 — frequently asked questions

What colours are on the Bus Traffic Fever Level 112 board?: The board image breaks down into 7 coloured groups, each covering at least 1% of the sampled area: orange (#B06636, 17.2% of the sample), purple (#CE60E6, 5.2% of the sample), cyan (#4FFBF2, 3.7% of the sample), pink (#CC57B4, 3.0% of the sample), yellow (#EFDF28, 1.8% of the sample), brown (#76361D, 1.8% of the sample) and red (#B5535F, 1.1% of the sample). The light grey around the stop reads as the board's empty background — it frames the action rather than forming part of it. Neutral white and grey passenger groups are not counted, because the loop markings and floor share the same low-chroma range.
How many buses are in the Bus Traffic Fever Level 112 station row?: None are parked in this level. A bus may be entering or leaving, but no parked bus is waiting to load in the station slots; the scattered bus field below is not counted. Check the walkthrough for the opening dispatch order.
Which colour should I clear first in Bus Traffic Fever Level 112?: The nearest measured colour group to the boarding entrance in this level is brown. That is the group to serve first if it is at the entrance: the station row needs a matching bus, and the loop rotates the other colours in behind it. A still frame cannot show the full rotation order, so use the video for the exact taps.
What difficulty is Level 112 in Bus Traffic Fever!?: Level 112 is rated Intermediate difficulty in Bus Traffic Fever!.
Is there a video walkthrough for this Bus Traffic Fever level?: Yes — the walkthrough video on this page plays the full clear of this board, so you can follow the bus order from the first dispatch. The board image next to it shows the stop layout.

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