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15 days.
Annex VI. A.2 specifies a minimum of fifteen days between successive attempts after the third. After two unsuccessful attempts, it specifies ten days between the second and third. The intervals run from the date of the unsuccessful test and may exceptionally be reduced for justified urgency. This question concerns the interval expressed in the regulation; the traffic authority determines the actual test date.
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Según el texto del anexo VI.A.2 del Reglamento General de Conductores, ¿qué plazo mínimo se establece entre las convocatorias sucesivas posteriores a la tercera, salvo reducción excepcional justificada?
- 7 días.
- 45 días.
- 15 días.(Correct answer)
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