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Stop and park.
Stopping and parking on the rails, or so close as to obstruct the tram, are prohibited. Crossing the rails where permitted can be lawful, but obey signals, respect the applicable priority and make sure you can clear the crossing. There is no unconditional permission to drive freely over them.
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Cross the rails at a permitted crossing, obeying signals and priority.
Drive on a road open to cars without entering or obstructing the rails.
Stop and park.
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