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Ten days.
The wording sets ten days, counted from the failed test. For subsequent attempts it sets fifteen days. A reduction for justified urgency is an exception. This differs from the general maximum six-month interval between attempts under one application; its figure must not be replaced with twelve calendar days.
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Según el texto del anexo VI.A.2 del Reglamento General de Conductores, tras dos convocatorias no superadas y salvo reducción por urgencia justificada, ¿cuántos días deben mediar como mínimo entre la segunda y la tercera?
- Diez días.(Correct answer)
- Tres días.
- Treinta días.
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