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10 days.
Ten days. Annex VI. A.2 states that interval between the second and third attempts and fifteen days between subsequent attempts, counted from the failed test. Exceptional reduction is permitted for recognised, justified urgency. The question asks for that regulatory wording; for an actual examination date, follow the scheduled appointment and Traffic Office instructions.
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Según la redacción del anexo VI.A.2 del Reglamento General de Conductores publicada en el BOE, ¿qué plazo mínimo establece entre la segunda y la tercera convocatoria cuando no se supera la prueba en dos convocatorias, salvo reducción excepcional?
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- 3 días.
- 10 días.(Correct answer)
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