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A closed-track manoeuvres test.
A closed-track test covering the manoeuvres for the C licence. It is not merely an administrative procedure and does not replace the open-road driving test. The closed-track test must be passed before the open-road test. The scenario concerns the ordinary process of obtaining the licence by examination.
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A closed-track manoeuvres test.
An administrative procedure without performing manoeuvres.
No other practical test.
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