Finally I had my camera with me, when a car was parked there and thereby limiting visibility. I was westbound on 95th St at Roosevelt. You can see that due to the slope of the street, one can barely see the northbound lane past the parked car. Imagine if it was a truck, or if it was parked in the spot adjacent to the no parking zone.

I estimate that there are two car-lengths in front of this car to the intersection -- one legal parking spot, one No Parking spot. That's approximately 30'. If a northbound car is going the speed limit of 30 mph, that gives the driver from the side street 0.68 seconds to see & respond. If that northbound car is just 5 mph over the speed limit, the side street driver has just 0.58 seconds!

And when a car is in that last legal spot, a sidestreet driver has all of 0.34 sec (Roosevelt traffic at 30 mph) to evaluate safety for turning on to Roosevelt.

I don't think this is a safe intersection.