Just because the man stands on a railroad track does not mean that he is waiting for a train.  He could simply be watching the track or doing any number of other things.


Consider the statement "A man wearing a gray shirt, blue jeans and a neon green safety vest is standing on a railroad track with a white truck and a white building in the background.". Based on this "The man is waiting for the train." a true statement? Yes, no, or I don't know?