[Kalam]

That is absolutely NOT the reverse view. That is the real passenger side view with a curbside door, a curbside ladder, and you can read the writing from left to right if you enlarge the picture.

The window in the curbside door is thinner than the driver’s side window and it’s closer to the roof than the window on the driver’s side.

[foldspace]

NEW New Yorker is OUT!
...signaling for Q and anons to "drink bleach".
Lady at top has PRICE over her head / paytriot money for...
Comms cover. weak. uninformed.

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[SisterK]

That is absolutely NOT the reverse view

agreed
it is not even the same photo
maybe the same rig but from a different angle and elevation
brick building moved from the front bumper to the rear bumper
no trashcans in front of fence
elevation different because we see a handwritten(?)yellow sign taped near door

It has enough in common to be same rig and location. A lot of mystery would be solved if you knew the source of each photo.

[wastedyears]

What’s “door opening into traffic?” You can park a car with either side facing the curb. One side will always open in to traffic.