Blind intersections
A free practice question for the California permit test, with the answer explained.
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What is the speed limit at a blind intersection?
The rule
An intersection with no stop signs at any corner is a blind intersection. The limit there is 15 mph, and if your view is blocked, creep forward until you can see.
At a blind intersection, the limit is 15 mph. If your view is blocked, move forward slowly until you can see. 25 school, homes, shops · 15 blind corner, alley, rail crossing.
From the California Driver Handbook, section 7, page 51. This question is our own wording of that rule. The handbook and the DMV have the final word.
Often mixed up with
People confuse these rules with this one. Each has its own practice question.
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