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, Utah Transit Agency, and Phoenix's Valley Metro Rail. Overt surveillance -- cameras are in view of the public and their existence is generally accompanied by signage alerting people that they are in an area that is under video surveillance.
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63 person on a highway-rail crossing is not classified as a trespasser unless the crossing is protected by gates or barriers that were closed when the person entered the crossing, or unless the person attempted to pass over, under, or between cars or locomotives of a train occupying the crossing. Non-trespassers on railroad property are persons lawfully on property used in railroad operation (other than employees, passengers, trespassers, or contractors)
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