Location found

The road markings with dashed white lines and a dedicated bicycle lane on the right side are typical for the Netherlands. The red pedestrian bridge and the style of the brick apartment building with balconies are common in Dutch urban residential areas. The presence of a cyclist and the street infrastructure strongly suggest a Dutch city. Eindhoven is known for this style of urban planning and architecture. The exact street is not identified, but this is a street-level inference in Eindhoven, Netherlands.

This is a speculative guess based on general patterns. The architectural style (modern brick residential blocks), the flat terrain, and the presence of a dedicated red bike path are very characteristic of Dutch 'new towns' ('groeikernen') like Zoetermeer. This city has many areas with similar-looking infrastructure. However, this guess lacks the specific, unique landmark seen in the photo.

Similar to the Zoetermeer guess, Almere is another major Dutch city built on reclaimed land and known for its extensive modern architecture and urban planning that heavily features cycling infrastructure. The scene would not be out of place in many neighborhoods of Almere. This is a pattern-based guess, as it does not account for the unique red bridge which is the primary identifier.