Do the same railroad crossing stop requirements apply to streetcar tracks embedded in city streets that certain vehicles are exempt from?

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1. Some lower-speed streetcar or trolley tracks are treated differently from mainline railroad crossings, so drivers must know which rule applies to the tracks on their route
2. Every set of tracks a passenger vehicle crosses always requires a full stop, without exception, regardless of the track's posted speed or type, which is a common shortcut that does not match the correct procedure
3. Only tracks marked with a stop sign require any caution at all
4. Streetcar tracks require the same full stop procedure as any interstate freight line

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