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Six months
No more than six months should separate sittings in the same application. Article 51.2 of the driver regulations provides for illness or other duly justified exceptional cases. Do not confuse this interval with the validity of an already passed test or the minimum wait after failing.
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Como norma general, ¿qué plazo máximo debe transcurrir entre las dos convocatorias del mismo expediente para obtener la licencia LCM?
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