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Although in some studies, women with two prior cesarean deliveries who attempt a trial of labor after cesarean have a higher rate of complications than women with one prior cesarean delivery, the absolute risk of any major complication remains low and the chance of achieving a vaginal birth are similar to those who have one prior cesarean. Given the risk of maternal morbidity and placenta accreta spectrum associated with multiple cesarean deliveries, a trial of labor should remain an option for women with two prior low transverse cesarean deliveries.