Greetings, fellow Trainiacs!

In this Guide i will be happily sharing my personal solutions to each and every Level within Sweet Transits scenarios. I had a lot of fun (most of the time... *looking at you Level5 *grrr) figuring them out and throw down some tracks.

I do not claim that they are the best solutions.
I do not claim that they are beautiful to look at.
They just work somehow - sometimes barley, sometimes they do very well.
(i do not claim that i always can 100% explain why or why not *chuckle)

So -without further ado - here we go! *choochooo

• Level 1
  Well - not much to say. Don't forget your signals?
  
  
• Level 2
  That was the first very close one. I had to tweak around with the signal-spacing for the incoming trains to manage their frequency.
  
  (note for all upcoming levels:
  it often comes in very beneficial, if you let fewer trains on the map simultaniously to have better flow and a higher throughput overall. In general i used a 3-Block spacing when in doubt/first try, but often went up to 5 or 6 on the inbound-tracks)
  
  
• Level 3
  One bridge is better then two bridges...i guess?
  
  
• Level 4
  A normal Station Layout. Don't forget your chain-signal in the entrance. Thats all.
  
  
• Level 5
  Well i had one of the biggest struggles with this early level to be honest...
  In the end i had "a" solution down - which only works because i haven't connected every in- and Output *chuckle
  let's just quickly move on and away from thisone!
  

• Level 06
  More a classical plumbing-puzzle then a junction-problem xD
  
  
• Level 07
  Introducing steelbridges. You will start to love them.
  
  
• Level 08
  Well. Connected everything like asked...it's ugly but it worked somehow. I won't complain.
  
  
• Level 09
  Ah the classic trumpet-T-Junction. I have played enough train-games to easily solve this one!
  
  
• Level 10
  Another of my "it ain't stupid if it works"-build. In a normal game i would polish over it some more to make it look fancy. But here it has only one purpose: earn me 3 Stars!
  Done.
  

• Level 11
  Again nothing much i can say to this...
  
  
• Level 12
  This one was a tough one, until i realised i can totally change the station layout (and slightly the position). Then the brakethrough was to connect each track to each exit. et voila!
  Doesn't look too bad either :)
  
  
• Level 13
  
  classic 4-way directional intersection. (not a cloverleaf - that would be another viable option here.)
  
  
• Level 14
  again one of those "i dont' know what im doing, but after connecting everything it worked"
  
  
• Level 15
  i really liked this one. Fun to watch those trains bounce back and forth. =)
  

• Level 16
  OK this is a game of "thread the needle" - but with steelbridges no problem again. as you can see i even had 3 connections spare...
  
  
• Level 17
  This was a lot of work to build. an input is connected to each output, turnin counter-clockwise. Done this for each and every input and you get this woven and somewhat symmetrical mess =)
  
  
• Level 18
  i don't understand why this level is so late and supposedly harder in difficulty? you have to build 4-5 simple bridge-crossing. Done.
  
  
• Level 19
  Again a piece of labor to avoid any unneccesary crossing (use bridges), and then it isn't too hard.
  
  
• Level 20
  OK you guys earned this one: after all the clunky/wonky/ugly builds i presented to you.
  I pretty sure it is not the most efficient build and you can score more points - but isn't it a beautyfuk double cloverleaf? =)
  

Tataaaa:

And to end with some stolen famous last words:
"so i hope you had fun. i know i did"

These are my scores with the presented solutions: