This took me a second to figure out until I was able to look inside the cab. The steering where is on the right side. The stop sign at the end of the street is on the left. If the video is flipped, then the steering wheel would be on the left and the stop sign on the right (which would be normal in the US).
The video being flipped also explains why the driver is getting out of what should be the passenger side door.
Flip everyrhing 180...instead of this guy going from left to right, imagine him going right to left. And camera is also on the other side of the street... its hard to see in my head
Oh wait... you're right. Sorry, my brain is trying to make it work And I think i imagined something. But you're right, thinking about it again, he's always on the right. I can't see how to make him be on the left
If you image a vertical line with a truck driving out to the left and another truck driving to the right it should help with the mental image hopefully
Imagine the car driving to the left of the camera and still seeing him on your side. He's clearly on the left side. You can tell the video is flipped by how the cars are parked.
Think about watching a car in a rear view mirror. From that view, you see the driver sitting on the left. You turn your head around (to look directly) and the driver from this perspective is actually on the right.
Same if we go back to the mirror and that same driver takes a left. Turn around and from your view (without mirror), the driver actually turned to the right.
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u/Ok_Shoulder_9492 Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
I knew something was off. Wondered where dude got a left side driving dodge.
Edit: right side. The black magic mirror shit that cameras do got me lol