The unavailability of low-cost insurance contracts decreases the risks of liability for a traffic accident and increases the number of accidents.

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The statement is false. The unavailability of low-cost insurance contracts could deter some drivers from taking risks that may lead to accidents. The absence of insurance could also increase the financial burden on the driver, making them more cautious on the road. Therefore, the availability of insurance does not automatically lead to an increase in the number of accidents.

The Unavailability of Low-Cost Insurance Contracts Decreases the Risks of Liability