Stuck on a Bus Traffic Fever level? The levels players search for most are 75, 59, 13, 115, 14, 105, 52 and 95. Most of them are flagged Hard by the game itself: the walkthrough videos we checked show a red “HARD” label above the level number on 59, 75, 95, 105 and 115. Levels 13 and 14 aren’t marked Hard, but they’re packed with black mystery buses. Level 52 adds a fire-truck countdown. Below you’ll find what makes each of those boards tricky, two video solutions per level, a solving order that works on any board, and how the VIP, Sort and Shuffle boosters fit in.
One thing first: Bus Traffic Fever! is not Bus Fever Party! They look alike and sit next to each other on the charts, but they come from different developers. Bus Traffic Fever! is made by GOODROID. Bus Fever Party! is a separate game from Lumi Games, and its levels are numbered differently. If that’s the one you’re playing, see our Bus Fever Party level 34 and hard levels guide instead.
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Quick answer
- Clear the edges first. Each bus can only drive the way its arrow points (GameWith’s overview calls this out). Free the buses whose path is already open, then the ones they were blocking.
- Only send a bus when its color is waiting. Passengers walk around the loop at the top in color blocks. A bus whose color isn’t near the front just sits in one of your parking bays.
- Keep one bay free. You get a VIP bay, four normal bays and three locked “+” bays. Fill all the open bays and it’s game over, so stop at three and let a bus finish loading.
- Black “?” buses hide their color until the bus in front of them moves. Uncover them early so you know what’s coming.
- On fire-truck levels, watch the clock. A red truck icon with a countdown in seconds sits next to the bays. Plan your route to free the emergency vehicle first.
- Check that the board matches yours before you copy a video. An older video of level 115 shows a different layout from the current one.
Bus Traffic Fever! at a glance
| Detail | Bus Traffic Fever! |
|---|---|
| Developer | GOODROID, Inc. (Japan) |
| Platforms | iPhone and iPad (iOS 15 or later), Android |
| Price | Free, with ads and in-app purchases ($1.99 to $31.99 on the US App Store) |
| App Store (US) | 4.7 from 82,906 ratings; #15 Top Free Games and #25 Top Grossing Games (checked October 25, 2026, 09:02 UTC); 602 MB download |
| Google Play | 4.2 from 155K reviews, 10M+ downloads |
| Launched | Worldwide in March 2026 (175 countries, according to GOODROID via AppBank) |
| Latest version | iOS 1.8.1, October 21, 2026 (“Bug Fix”) |
| Not to be confused with | Bus Fever Party! by Lumi Games (a different game) |
The game is a hit, not a niche puzzle. GOODROID told AppBank in July that it had passed 20 million downloads across the App Store and Google Play. GOODROID also said it reached #1 in the App Store’s top free games chart in 28 countries, including the UK and France, in April 2026.
Passengers loop at the top; below are the gold VIP bay, four open bays and three locked "+" bays. The heart board's grey tunnels show how many buses are still inside. Image: GOODROID
How Bus Traffic Fever! levels work
The screen has two halves. At the top, colored passengers walk around a curved terminal loop in blocks of one color. Below that is a row of parking bays: a gold VIP bay, four open bays and three locked bays marked “+”. The bottom half is a parking lot jammed with buses, each with an arrow on its roof.
- Tap a bus. If nothing blocks it, it drives out in its arrow direction and parks in a free bay.
- Passengers of the same color board it. The number under each parked bus is how many seats are still empty, and bigger buses hold more (the store screenshots show 6, 16 and 24).
- A full bus leaves and frees its bay. The level ends once every passenger is on a bus.
- If every bay is taken and nobody can board, the level fails. According to GameWith, you can continue by watching an ad or spending coins.
Later boards add more features. Tunnels (grey hoods with a number) release more buses, and the number counts how many are still inside. Mystery buses are black with a “?” and show their real color only once their way is clear. Fire-truck levels put a countdown next to the bays. One App Store reviewer explained in early September that you now have to get the emergency vehicle out within the time limit and then clear the rest of the lot. An ad adds 10 seconds.
A solving order that works on any board
- Read the loop before you touch the lot. Note which two or three colors are at the front of the passenger line. Those are the only buses worth parking right now.
- Find free buses of those colors. Look for buses on the outer edge whose arrow points out of the lot. Send those first.
- Unblock with the colors you’ll need next. If you must move a “wrong” bus to free a right one, pick one whose color is coming up soon in the loop. A bus that matches nothing can block a bay for the rest of the level.
- Keep a spare bay. This matters more than anything else on Hard levels. Several App Store reviewers say the “out of slots” screen can appear even when a bus is still loading and about to free its bay, so don’t rely on that last bay.
- Open mystery buses and tunnels early. Once you know what’s hidden, you can plan the rest of the board.
- Use the extra bays as your safety net. The three “+” bays are unlocked by watching an ad, according to a Google Play reviewer. On Hard boards, opening one before you’re stuck is easier than recovering after the fail screen appears.
Boosters: VIP, Sort and Shuffle
Below the parking lot is a row of three booster buttons plus a shop. Player reviews call them VIP, Sort and Shuffle. GOODROID doesn’t publish a booster guide, so here’s what the sources show:
| Booster | What it does (per sources) | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| VIP | Appears to use the gold VIP bay to the left of the normal bays; one reviewer notes that passengers then board from the other side of the loop | A needed bus is buried in the middle of the lot |
| Sort | GameWith describes an item that rearranges the parked buses by color | The board is full of colors the loop doesn’t want yet |
| Shuffle | Going by its name, reshuffles the board; GOODROID doesn’t describe it | No bus of a useful color can get out |
| Extra bay (+) | Opens one of the three locked bays, by watching an ad | Before you run out of space on Hard and Super Hard boards |
Booster prices have gone up. One App Store reviewer wrote on September 14, 2026 that VIP rose from 100 to 250 coins and that Sort and Shuffle each rose from 80 to 200. Another wrote in early September that continuing after a fail now allows only one ad, then costs coins. The US App Store lists coin packs at $1.99, $7.99 and $14.99, a $1.99 Starter Pack, bundles from $9.99 to $31.99, and a $12.99 No Ads pack (checked October 25, 2026). Save coins for the Hard and Super Hard boards.
Black "?" mystery buses hide their color until their path opens (left); Super Hard boards start with a purple banner (right). Image: GOODROID
Bus Traffic Fever! hard levels: video solutions
These are the levels people search for most, according to Google’s autocomplete on October 25. The “Label” column shows the banner visible in the walkthrough videos we checked. The board notes describe what those videos show.
| Level | Label | What makes it tricky | Video solutions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | Normal | Two columns of black mystery buses down the middle, with angled buses packed around them | HelpingHand, Puzzle Guide |
| 14 | Normal | A dense block with many mystery buses mixed in | HelpingHand, Puzzle Guide |
| 52 | Normal, timed | Fire-truck countdown on a small, tightly stacked board | HelpingHand, Bruce Chang |
| 59 | Hard | A big round lot with buses facing every direction | HelpingHand, Peppermint Games |
| 75 | Hard | A framed grid of up/down buses, four mystery buses at the top and a tunnel row along the bottom | JIWOON (no boosters), HelpingHand |
| 95 | Hard | A small framed pad of buses marked with circular arrows, plus three tunnels holding 9, 4 and 4 buses | Sai Chumpon (no VIP, no extra bays), HelpingHand |
| 105 | Hard | A very crowded board with a tunnel row at the bottom | HelpingHand, Peppermint Games |
| 115 | Hard | A solid block of yellow buses in the center, ringed by buses pointing outward | HelpingHand, Peppermint Games |
Bus Traffic Fever! level 13 and 14
These two aren’t labeled Hard, yet they’re among the most searched levels. That’s probably because they’re where mystery buses pile up. On level 13 the black buses form two columns down the middle of the lot. Clear the angled buses around them first so the hidden colors show early, and don’t send a revealed bus until its color reaches the front of the loop.
Bus Traffic Fever! level 59 and 105
Both are Hard boards with lots of buses and many colors. The trap is filling your bays with buses that are easy to free but whose colors the loop doesn’t want yet. Count the color blocks at the front of the passenger line and only free buses that match the next two. On 105, save a booster for when the tunnel row starts adding buses.
Bus Traffic Fever! level 75 and 95
Level 75 surrounds its framed center grid with outward-facing buses and a tunnel row. Work the outside ring first, then the columns of the grid one at a time. Level 95 is small but awkward. Its center buses carry circular-arrow icons instead of a direction arrow, and GOODROID hasn’t documented what that icon does. The tunnels on the right hold 9, 4 and 4 buses, so leave room for what they release. Sai Chumpon’s video clears 95 without VIP or extra bays, which shows it’s possible without spending.
Bus Traffic Fever! level 115
The current board has a yellow block at its heart. Don’t park yellow buses until the yellow passengers are close to the front, or they’ll clog your bays. Check the layout against the video before you copy it. A Game Rush video uploaded about three months ago shows a different level 115, and some YouTube channels label their newer solutions “New Patch”. That suggests GOODROID has changed some layouts in updates.
Is every level beatable without boosters?
Not always without help. One App Store reviewer said they found a level they couldn’t beat until a walkthrough showed it needed a booster. On the other hand, several YouTube channels post “no booster” clears of Hard and Super Hard levels. GameWith notes there’s always a bus you can move, if you plan the order. Expect to watch an ad for an extra bay on the toughest boards.
Similar games and guides
If you like this kind of color-matching jam puzzle, our Bus Fever Party guide covers the Lumi Games bus puzzle that’s often confused with this one. Our Colony Flow levels guide and Sand Blocks hard levels guide use the same video-checked format. For more ideas, see our list of the best color sort games on iPhone and Android.
FAQ
Is Bus Traffic Fever! the same as Bus Fever Party!?
No. Bus Traffic Fever! is made by GOODROID, and Bus Fever Party! is a different game from Lumi Games. Both are bus color puzzles and both are in the US top free games chart, but their levels and boosters are different.
How do I beat Bus Traffic Fever! level 75?
Clear the outward-facing buses around the framed grid first, uncover the four mystery buses at the top early, and keep one bay free. JIWOON’s video shows a clear without boosters.
What do the black buses with a question mark mean?
They’re mystery buses. Their color stays hidden while another bus blocks the way in front of them, and it shows once the path opens.
How do you get more parking spaces in Bus Traffic Fever!?
The three bays marked “+” unlock when you watch an ad. Some players report the ad option sometimes fails to load, so it’s safer to open one before you’re completely stuck.
Sources: App Store listing (ratings, version history, in-app purchases, reviews), Google Play listing (rating, downloads, reviews), GameWith game overview, AppBank, July 25, 2026, Apple’s US Top Free and Top Grossing Games charts (October 25, 2026), and the YouTube walkthroughs linked above.
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