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Five years.
Five years. Article 12.1 of the General Driver Regulations provides five years for C+E holders under 65 and three years from that age. Medical grounds can shorten validity under Article 12.3, which the question excludes. Renew before expiry if you wish to continue driving vehicles requiring this licence; an expired licence does not authorise driving.
Legal basis: art. 12.1 RGCond · art. 12.3 RGCond
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Tiene 50 años y acaba de obtener el permiso C+E, sin una reducción de vigencia por motivos médicos. ¿Cuál es su período general de vigencia?
- Dos años.
- Cinco años.(Correct answer)
- Tres años.
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