True or False: You are liable for costs of damages if you drive uninsured for one year.

Driving uninsured can lead to significant financial liability if you're involved in an accident or cause damage to property or injuries to other individuals. If you are uninsured for an extended period, such as one year, you are responsible for covering any costs associated with damages resulting from your driving. This includes medical expenses, property repairs, and potential legal fees stemming from accidents you may cause while operating a vehicle without insurance coverage.

Insurance serves as a financial safety net, helping to cover such liabilities, but when you choose not to maintain insurance, you put yourself at direct risk for all associated costs. Thus, being uninsured for a year indeed means you would be liable for damages resulting from any incidents during that time, making the statement true.