The image depicts a forensic view from the interior of a vehicle, looking forward through a dirty or dusty windshield onto a multi-lane road in Lille, France

The image depicts a forensic view from the interior of a vehicle, looking forward through a dirty or dusty windshield onto a multi-lane road in Lille, France. The vehicle is currently emerging from beneath a concrete overpass or tunnel, the ceiling of which occupies the upper portion of the frame. The environment beyond the overpass reveals a straight, sunlit highway. To the right, a tall retaining wall constructed of light-colored, rectangular cut stone blocks runs parallel to the road. To the left, a grassy embankment slopes upwards, with several white cars parked along its edge. Further back on the left, a modern, multi-story building with numerous windows is visible. In the distant center, a large green overhead gantry sign with white text, typical of European highway signage, spans the road. On the road ahead, three vehicles are visible, traveling in the same direction as the camera vehicle. The closest is a dark-colored SUV or crossover. Behind it, a lighter-colored sedan is visible. Further in the distance, a red or orange hatchback is present. The road surface appears asphalted and dry. Within the camera vehicle, the top of a dark, textured dashboard is prominent in the lower half of the image. A small, dark, rectangular object, possibly a sticker or a piece of tape, is affixed to the lower right section of the windshield. Based on the architectural elements, such as the stone retaining wall, the urban highway characteristics, and the request for a specific location, the scene is identifiable as a section of the urban expressway network in Lille, France. Specifically, it appears to be a portion of the N356 (Voie Rapide Urbaine) or A25, likely near the Euralille district or the approaches to the city center, where the road passes under railway infrastructure or other significant overpasses, characterized by extensive retaining walls of that style.