Under what condition can you drive left of the center line when approaching an alley, private road, or driveway?

Driving left of the center line is typically restricted to maintain safety and traffic flow. However, when turning left into or out of an alley, private road, or driveway, it is permissible to cross over to the left side of the roadway. This maneuver is necessary because it facilitates making a safe and efficient turn.

In this situation, approaching from the right side of the road would not provide enough space to complete the turn without encroaching on the opposing lane, especially if there are obstacles, parked cars, or other vehicles nearby. Crossing to the left allows the driver to position the vehicle more accurately for the turn, reducing the risk of accidents with oncoming traffic.

Other options do not align with traffic regulations or safe driving practices, as they either involve unsafe actions (like speeding) or situations where crossing the center line is not required or allowed. Therefore, only turning left into or out of an alley, private road, or driveway justifies the need to drive left of the center line.