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Limited by the stated obstructions.
It is limited. Adapt speed so that you can check the crossing road and respect priority without creating danger; stop if necessary. Not every junction always has poor visibility: here the question identifies specific obstructions limiting it.
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Limited by the stated obstructions.
Always complete, even though the obstructions hide the road.
Greater than without obstructions merely because it is a junction.
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