A large, orange, black, and white double-decker Marcopolo bus, bearing the number "885" and "Volvo" branding, is stationary in what appears to be an indoor bus terminal or maintenance bay in Santiago, Chile

A large, orange, black, and white double-decker Marcopolo bus, bearing the number "885" and "Volvo" branding, is stationary in what appears to be an indoor bus terminal or maintenance bay in Santiago, Chile. Its headlights are illuminated. The bus prominently displays "hualpén" as a destination or route. A Chilean license plate, "PR SP-14," is affixed to the front bumper. Inside the driver's compartment, a person (likely the driver) is visible, and a yellow "Little Tree" air freshener hangs from the rearview mirror area. A sign on the dashboard reads "MUNI OPERADOR (TURNO H)." The floor is paved, with a raised concrete platform edged in yellow paint visible to the left foreground. A discarded clear plastic bottle and some small debris are on the ground near the front of the bus. Overhead, exposed metal girders and bright industrial lighting are visible. Part of another orange bus is visible on the far right, and a white vehicle is partially seen in the background to the left.