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Daily Challenge Answer for September 20, 2026

The daily puzzle for September 20, 2026 is Level 20 — The Bus Route Puzzle. Work the hints first; the spoiler answer grid and the step-by-step video walkthrough are below.

Daily Challenge Answer for September 20, 2026 — The Bus Route Puzzle
September 20, 2026Level 20The Bus Route PuzzleHints ×3Video walkthroughKey moments ×3

Today's daily challenge is Level 20 — "The Bus Route Puzzle": 5 subjects share one board across the columns Subject, Pattern, Destination, Special Feature, Fare. Skim the three hints before spending an attempt — the answer grid stays folded until you ask for it.

Hints ↓ Full Level 20 walkthrough →

Answer

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SpoilerReveal the answer grid
Subject SubjectPatternDestinationSpecial FeatureFare
Bus A StripedBrightonBike Rack$
Bus B ZigzagManchesterSleeper Seat$$$
Bus C SolidOxfordWi‑Fi$$
Bus D NatureNorwichWheelchair$
Bus E GeometricBirminghamRestroom$$

Hints

Hints unlock one at a time: open Hint 1, and only then does Hint 2 appear. Stop the moment the case clicks.

Hint 1 Tap to reveal

Some destinations and patterns are already hinted at the start. Match those first.

Hint 2 Tap to reveal

Remember the cheapest bus is striped and goes to Brighton; the wheelchair bus avoids Brighton.

Hint 3 Tap to reveal

Use the price order between nature and solid patterns to finish the fare column.

Video walkthrough

Watch the full solve: the board, the clue cards, and every placement in order — each step below is anchored to the moment it happens in the run.

  1. 1 B goes to Manchester, E has geometric 0:01 – 0:10

    Set two directly given clues at the start

    Drag the Manchester destination card to Bus B's Destination cell, and drag the Geometric pattern card to Bus E's Pattern cell

  2. 2 A is Brighton, B is zigzag 0:11 – 0:20

    Identify A's destination and B's pattern from the clues

    Drag the Brighton destination card to Bus A's Destination cell, and drag the Zigzag pattern card to Bus B's Pattern cell

  3. 3 C, D, E destinations fixed, Wi-Fi belongs to C 0:21 – 0:30

    Resolve all remaining destinations and put Wi-Fi on the Oxford bus

    Drag Oxford to Bus C, Norwich to Bus D, Birmingham to Bus E, then drag Wi-Fi to Bus C's Special Feature

  4. 4 Patterns balanced, E has restroom 0:31 – 0:40

    Fill the remaining patterns and assign restroom to the geometric bus

    Put Striped on A, Solid on C, Nature on D, and Restroom on E's Special Feature

  5. 5 Remaining features placed, A is cheapest 0:41 – 0:50

    Assign the wheelchair, bike rack, and sleeper seat, then give A the $ fare

    Put Wheelchair on D, Bike Rack on A, Sleeper Seat on B, and $ fare on A

  6. 6 Fares balanced, 13/13 clues done 0:51 – 1:00

    Finish the fare column using the nature vs solid comparison

    Drag $$ to C, $ to D, $$$ to B, $$ to E, then complete all clues to see the five buses

Key moments

Three frames from the winning run: the opening board, mid-solve, and the completed grid.

Daily Challenge Answer for September 20, 2026 — Opening board
Opening board
Daily Challenge Answer for September 20, 2026 — Mid-solve
Mid-solve
Daily Challenge Answer for September 20, 2026 — Solved grid
Solved grid

Trickiest clues

B's pattern is zigzag

You might assume any bus with Wi-Fi has a special pattern, but the clue says the Manchester bus has zigzag. So put Zigzag on Bus B, not on the Wi-Fi bus.

Fare assignment order

It's easy to give Bus D the $ fare too early because it has a wheelchair. But the clue only says the striped Brighton bus is cheapest, and later nature is cheaper than solid. Wait until all patterns are set before assigning D's fare.

Final thoughts

The puzzle builds from direct hints to derived rules. Start with obvious pairs, then let each clue eliminate options. The fare column is the last because it depends on pattern comparisons. Checking the clue count (13/13) confirms you've used everything.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the Profile Perfect daily challenge for September 20, 2026?

The September 20, 2026 daily challenge is Level 20 — "The Bus Route Puzzle". This page has layered hints, the full answer grid and a video walkthrough.

How to solve the September 20, 2026 Profile Perfect daily challenge?

Read the clues yourself first, then open hints one at a time to compare. Mark only proven pairings and both attempts stay alive; open the spoiler grid only as a last resort.

Is the September 20, 2026 daily challenge answer unique?

Yes. Each board has exactly one correct arrangement — the answer grid on this page is the full final state, with every row and column satisfied.

Does the daily challenge match the regular Level 20 walkthrough?

Exactly. The daily board is the regular Level 20, so the answer is identical — this page stays in sync with the dedicated level page.

What happens if I fail the Profile Perfect daily challenge?

Standard rules: two wrong taps restart that board, and nothing carries over to tomorrow's challenge. Reading the hints before tapping makes a restart unlikely.

Where can I find past Profile Perfect daily challenge answers?

In the daily challenge archive — every past date has its own page with hints and the full solution, browsable from the archive index.