Tap a vehicle with a clear exit.Passengers board matching colors in any order.Save dock space for vehicles blocking the route.
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Curbside Shuffle: bus parking puzzle
Play a bus parking puzzle online: free blocked vehicles and match them to waiting passengers without filling the dock.
How to play
Look for a vehicle with a clear exit and tap it to send it toward the dock. On a keyboard, use the arrow keys to select and Enter to send.
Match vehicle colors to waiting passengers. Passengers can board matching colors in any order.
Keep dock spaces available while clearing vehicles that block other exits. Use Undo or Restart when you want to rethink a move.
Playing guide
Clear a vehicle’s exit first
Curbside Shuffle is a bus parking puzzle about clearing a crowded lot. Tap a vehicle to send it toward the dock. If another vehicle blocks its exit, move the blocker first rather than repeatedly selecting the same bus.
Match colors without filling the dock
Passengers board vehicles of the matching color, and a full vehicle leaves to free its dock space. Check the waiting passenger colors and the vehicles blocking other exits before committing a space. Boarding is not restricted to one fixed passenger order.
Rethink a move when the lot jams
Use Undo to take back the last vehicle move, or Restart to begin the current puzzle again. Leaving room at the dock gives you more options when a useful vehicle is trapped behind another one. Clear the current puzzle before moving to the next.
Common questions
How do I select a vehicle without a mouse?
Use the left and right arrow keys to select a vehicle, then Enter or Space to send it. Z undoes a move and R restarts the current puzzle.
Why will a vehicle not leave the parking lot?
Check for another vehicle blocking its exit and for a free dock space. A clear exit is not enough when the dock is full.
Why do some vehicles need more passengers before leaving?
Vehicles have different capacities: 16, 24 or 40 passengers. Each must fill with its matching color before freeing its dock space. If two docked vehicles share a color, boarding favors the partly filled one, so check the remaining seats instead of assuming both will fill together.
