Can I apply a transition across two clips in different video tracks?

In reading the manual, I see that I can butt two video clips up against each other in a single video track, overlap them and apply a transition.
However, I'm accustomed to (in audio editing software) making transitions across two clips that are in two separate video tracks.
I would like to be able to fade in and out, back and forth across two video tracks. Is that possible?
Please direct me to resources already documented and I will go read further. Maybe there are online resources, other posts, etc.
Thanks

Most transitions will work if the clip is overlapped on another track. Just apply the transition to the edit point. Some, like the 3D simulation transitions, will not work properly like this.
It would really be better if you learned how to use this application the way it was designed to be used rather than the way you used some other application.

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Image 1
www.heartwoodguitar.com/temp-imgs/1.png
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www.heartwoodguitar.com/temp-imgs/2.png
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