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The image shows a flowchart titled "Driving Licence Application Process". The process begins with "Visit Licence Centre", proceeds to "Complete application", then to an "Eye test". A "Fail" on the eye test results in "No licence", while a "Pass" leads to "Pay fee". After the fee is paid, the applicant must "Take written test". A downward arrow from this step leads to a "Driving test". A "Fail" from the "Take written test" leads to a "Re-take written test". A "Fail" from this first re-take leads to a second "Re-take written test". A "Fail" from the second re-take leads back to the first re-take. A "Pass" from either re-take leads to the "Driving test". A "Pass" on the "Driving test" results in "Licence given". A "Fail" on the driving test loops back to the "Pay fee" step.
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The flow chart illustrates the sequential stage an applicant must pass to obtain a driving licence in one American state.
Overall, the process comprises nine steps, beginning with the visit to the licensing centre and ending with the licence being granted when they pass two mandatory tests.
Initially, candidates attend the licence centre and complete the requisite application. After that, they have to go through the vision check. If they fail this test, they will not have a license. Those who pass the eyesight test have to pay a fee.
Then, the applicants take a theoretical examination. An unsuccessful outcome allows them to retake maximum twice. Once successful, they advance to the driving test. Failing this practical examination means that they have to return to the pay fee stage and do the written test again until they pass the driving test. Only when accomplishing both compulsory assessments, contestants will receive their driving licence.
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