Q: "An older man in a black jacket walks down the street while men in yellow jackets direct traffic behind him." Does this mean that "The man is directing traffic in the intersection."?
A: it is not possible to tell

Q: "The young men are playing a soccer game while the man in white is holding the man in blue." Does this mean that "The men are mowing the soccer field."?
A: no

Q: "Two people enjoying a kiss on a large vehicle with the windows down." Does this mean that "The two people are in a train."?
A: no

Q: "Two black guys, with hoes, are working a field, preparing it for farming or gardening." Does this mean that "Two people are outside in a field."?
A:
yes