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In most jurisdictions, crossing a double solid yellow line is generally prohibited, as it indicates that passing is dangerous and should not be done. However, there are some exceptions to this rule, as stated in the given options.

A. To pass a slow-moving truck - This is generally not a valid reason to cross a double solid yellow line. The line indicates that it is unsafe to pass, and following too closely behind a slow-moving truck can also be dangerous. B. To turn into a driveway - This is a potential valid reason. If the driveway is immediately after the double solid yellow line and there is no oncoming traffic, it may be permissible to cross the line to turn into the driveway. However, it's important to ensure that it's safe to do so and to proceed with caution. C. To pass a car if traffic permits - This is not a valid reason. The presence of a double solid yellow line means that passing is not allowed under any conditions. D. Under no conditions - This is the correct answer. A double solid yellow line indicates that passing is not allowed under any conditions.