Why do the diagonal rows matter more than the loudest color in Bus Rush Fever! Level 13?

The lower half is a set of slanted routes, not one pile. The row that opens the center is the one that matters, even if a different color looks larger on screen.

What usually breaks the route order in Bus Rush Fever! Level 13?

Players bounce to another wheel color before the current diagonal line has fully cleared the middle. The next route lands on a crossing row instead of an open lane.

Bus Rush Fever! level guide

Bus Rush Fever! Level 13 Walkthrough

hard 6 colors

Bus Rush Fever! Level 13 rewards clean route reading. Peel the easy diagonal edges, finish the first safe blue line through the middle, and only then reopen the board for the next wedge color.

Board Notes

Layout: Level 13 opens with a slanted grid of bright buses laid across the lower field and a wheel that sends large blue and yellow wedges through the middle. The buses below are spread in diagonal rows rather than tidy stacks, so route reading matters more than raw counting.
Goal: The board clears by converting those diagonal rows into one clean center lane. The real target is the blue-heavy lower middle, because that is the section that decides whether the top wheel can keep cycling safely.
Opening: The walkthrough begins by trimming the easiest diagonal edge buses and then feeding the first blue route while the center is still open. That opening stops the slanted layout from turning into a tangled wall.
Danger Zone: The danger point hits when one diagonal row is half cleared and the next top wedge is already dropping into the same center band. If you hop to a new color too early, the diagonal buses stop helping and start blocking each other.
Mechanics: Level 13 is a route-reading board. The diagonal arrangement in the lower half makes it more important to understand which row actually frees the center instead of just chasing whichever color looks biggest.

Quick Tips for Bus Rush Fever! Level 13 (spoiler-free)

The lower half of Level 13 is all about lines, not piles. Follow the row that opens the center, not the color with the loudest presence.
With 6 colors in play, clear the pair with the fewest blockers first so the board opens up instead of tightening.
Think in chain clears. The best move is the one that sets up the next two moves, not just the quickest current match.

How to Solve Bus Rush Fever! Level 13 — Full Solution

Start with the diagonal edge buses that free the most center access without disturbing the whole field.
As soon as a blue or yellow line has a clean lane, follow it through instead of splitting attention across several rows.
Do not switch to the next wedge while the current diagonal route is still half open in the middle.
After every full clear, identify which slanted row now unlocks the next safest center path.
Finish the last wedges only after the lower diagonal rows have stopped crossing each other in the middle band.

Colors in this level:

Blue, Cyan, Green, Pink, Purple, Yellow

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Switching to a louder top color before the current diagonal row has actually freed the center.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do the diagonal rows matter more than the loudest color in Bus Rush Fever! Level 13?
The lower half is a set of slanted routes, not one pile. The row that opens the center is the one that matters, even if a different color looks larger on screen.
What usually breaks the route order in Bus Rush Fever! Level 13?
Players bounce to another wheel color before the current diagonal line has fully cleared the middle. The next route lands on a crossing row instead of an open lane.