True or False: The heavier the vehicle, the more damage it will cause in a collision.

The statement is true because the mass of a vehicle plays a significant role in the physics of collisions. According to the laws of physics, particularly Newton's second law of motion, an object's mass and speed determine the force it will exert upon impact. Heavier vehicles have more momentum compared to lighter ones at the same speed, meaning they will transfer more energy during a collision.

In the context of a car crash, a heavier vehicle will cause greater damage not only to the vehicle it collides with but also to any surrounding structures or objects. This increased impact can lead to more severe injuries for occupants of vehicles involved in the crash, as well as greater property damage. Additionally, the design and safety features of the heavier vehicle will not eliminate the increased risk and damage potential associated with its mass.