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Under the current text of Annex VI.A.2 of the General Drivers Regulation, after failing a B+E test in two attempts, what minimum interval does it state between the second and third, except for a justified exceptional reduction?

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Ten days, as stated by the regulation.

The current text states ten days between the second and third attempts. It states fifteen days between subsequent attempts, counted from the failed test, and allows exceptional reduction for duly justified recognised urgency. This asks for the interval stated by the regulation; the Traffic Headquarters determines the actual examination date. The former reference to twelve calendar days does not match the current text.

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  • Ten days, as stated by the regulation.

  • Twelve calendar days in every case.

  • Thirty days, with no possible reduction.

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Según el texto vigente del Anexo VI.A.2 del Reglamento General de Conductores, si no supera una prueba del permiso B+E en dos convocatorias, ¿qué plazo mínimo expresa entre la segunda y la tercera, salvo reducción excepcional justificada?

  1. Diez días, según el texto del reglamento.(Correct answer)
  2. Doce días naturales, en todos los casos.
  3. Treinta días, sin posibilidad de reducción.

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