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Zorluk: Çok zorSpeed Limits and Speed Regulation

At an uncontrolled intersection where buildings, parked vehicles, or vegetation obstruct a driver's view of cross traffic for the last 100 feet100\text{ feet} of approach in both directions, the statutory prima facie speed limit is 15 mph15\text{ mph} unless traffic control signals or signs explicitly designate a different limit.

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The statement is accurate because standard vehicle codes dictate a statutory prima facie speed limit of 15 mph15\text{ mph} at any uncontrolled intersection where visibility along the cross street is restricted to less than 100 feet100\text{ feet} during the last 100 feet100\text{ feet} of approach.

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Analyze the road configuration and sightline restrictions given in the scenario.
The vehicle is approaching an uncontrolled intersection with visibility obstructed within 100 feet100\text{ feet} of cross traffic.
Determining sightline clearance is necessary to identify whether default statutory speed laws or specific prima facie rules apply.
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Apply statutory prima facie speed regulation rules for blind intersections.
The maximum legal prima facie speed limit becomes 15 mph15\text{ mph}.
Traffic laws establish explicit prima facie speed limits (such as 15 mph15\text{ mph} at blind intersections and railway crossings) to force speed reductions where severe visual obstructions exist, unless posted regulatory signs state otherwise.

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Prima Facie Speed Limits at Blind Intersections
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