Which of the following statements is NOT true about Tort motorists in Saskatchewan?

In Saskatchewan, the concept of No Fault insurance means that individuals involved in a motor vehicle accident can receive certain benefits without having to prove fault. However, this system does not apply to tort motorists in the way suggested in the statement. Tort motorists are those who may have the ability to pursue legal action against others in the event of an accident and can access benefits related to their injuries and damages, but they do not fall under the No Fault insurance umbrella, which mainly covers minor injury benefits and vehicle damage without determining fault.

The other statements reflect true aspects of tort motorists in Saskatchewan. They can access accident benefits, indicating they have support following a collision. They possess the right to sue for damages, meaning they can seek compensation for losses from another party if that party is found to be at fault. They also receive benefits for vehicle damage, as they have options for coverage that can compensate for physical damages to their vehicle following an accident. These realities help clarify why the statement regarding inclusion in No Fault insurance is not accurate for tort motorists in Saskatchewan.