"Morgans" wrote in message
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Now, if a car pulled in front of me that would be
a different story but I don't think the FAA can protect against that
anyway.
But isn't a clearance him saying that a car is not going to pull onto the
runway in front of you?


No, a clearance is him saying a car is not authorized to pull onto the
runway in front of him.



If he can't see the end of the runway, can he issue a clearance to land?


Yes. He can issue a clearance to land even if he can't see any of the
runway.