When sharing the road with a light rail vehicle:
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Remember, they are loud and move slowly, like freight trains.
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Never turn in front of an approaching light rail vehicle.
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Always pass a light rail vehicle slowly on the right.
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You can drive in the lanes reserved for light rail vehicles.
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Explanation
Light rail vehicles have their own set of rules and operate on tracks that might intersect with roadways. They have a significant stopping distance and cannot maneuver quickly. Turning in front of light rail vehicles can lead to dangerous situations, as they may not be able to stop in time to avoid a collision. Always wait until you have a clear and safe path, and ensure that the traffic light or signal indicates it is safe to proceed.
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