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10 days.
Ten days, counted from the date of the failed test, under Annex VI, Section A.2. Between subsequent attempts the minimum is fifteen days. These intervals may exceptionally be reduced for recognised, duly justified urgency; this provision does not specify a twelve-calendar-day minimum.
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Según el anexo VI del Reglamento General de Conductores, si no supera una prueba para la licencia LCM en dos convocatorias, ¿qué plazo mínimo general establece entre la segunda y la tercera?
- 10 días.(Correct answer)
- 3 días.
- 30 días.
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