On a two-way road with three lanes, you may enter the middle lane only to overtake, bypass, turn left or make a U-turn. The leftmost lane is only for oncoming traffic, so entering it is prohibited in any case.
Under clause 54, on two-way roads with three lanes laid out by road markings, of which the middle lane is used for traffic in both directions, the leftmost lane is intended solely for oncoming traffic. Therefore, entering that lane is strictly prohibited in any circumstances.
Option 1. Entering the leftmost lane means driving in a lane intended solely for oncoming traffic, which is prohibited.
Option 3. To overtake, bypass, turn left or make a U-turn, you may enter only the shared middle lane, not the leftmost lane.