The image depicts a close-up from inside a vehicle, focusing on a "Vehicle Access Pass" held by a person's left hand, with a blurred view of an external site through the windshield

The image depicts a close-up from inside a vehicle, focusing on a "Vehicle Access Pass" held by a person's left hand, with a blurred view of an external site through the windshield. The white paper pass, bearing "the nec group Birmingham" logo, is titled "Vehicle Access Pass No. 034670." Handwritten details include: Date "04/12/26," Time "09:30," Registration No. "D419 DSB," Destination "C/WASTE YARD," Driver Name "HEATHER," and Contact Tel "075106 20630." The option "Use of Onsite Service" is marked, with "1Hr" allocated time, and it is "Issued By: DM." The bottom of the pass states, "This pass must be clearly visible on the windscreen of the vehicle at all times. Failure to display this pass will result in removal of your vehicle." The person's left hand, adorned with manicured nails featuring a French tip design, holds a purple vape pen or similar device. A brown and black patterned fabric is visible on the lap below the pass. The vehicle's dashboard and interior elements are partially visible. Through the windshield, a blurred exterior scene shows an asphalt roadway. Large, light-colored buildings with distinctive, exposed structural supports (appearing as arches or trusses) are visible in the background, characteristic of a large exhibition or event complex. Red and yellow striped barriers are partially visible to the left of the road. The location is the **National Exhibition Centre (NEC) complex in the Metropolitan Borough of Solihull, United Kingdom**, specifically an access point leading towards a waste yard within the facility.