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The test does not start or is interrupted without losing the attempt
The examiner decides that the test must not begin or, if already underway, must be interrupted, without this implying loss of the applicant’s attempt. Annex VI, C.1 of the General Driver Regulations provides this rule. A fault neither requires continuing nor grants an automatic pass.
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The test does not start or is interrupted without losing the attempt
The test must continue
The applicant is automatically marked as passed
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