At a blind intersection in California — one where you cannot see cross traffic clearly near the corner — the speed limit is:

• A.25 mph
• B.15 mph
• C.35 mph
• D.10 mph in all weather

Why

A blind intersection has a speed limit of 15 mph. The low limit gives you time to stop for vehicles, bicyclists, or pedestrians you cannot see early.

Manual topic: California Driver Handbook - Speed Limits · From the California Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (CAC-026).

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