Video: How does TSS work? Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 explained



You’ve seen these guys unbox Hella products, you’ve seen them test out the effectiveness of Trapo’s car mats, now let Hanli and Lionel explain what the Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 is all about. The system is available in Toyota vehicles like the Corolla and the recently launched Toyota RAV4.

The updated Toyota Safety Sense 2.0, which uses a camera and radar system to detect lane markings and obstacles, consists of features like Pre-collision Braking, Lane Departure Alert with Lane Tracing Assist, Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, and Automatic High Beam.

The Automatic High Beam automatically switches between low and high beam when the system is activated, to dramatically improve visibility for the driver without glaring at on-coming traffic. As for the Dynamic Radar Cruise Control which works at all speeds, helps maintain a preset distance with the car ahead when cruise control is activated.

With the Lane Departure Alert switched on, the system will alert the driver when it detects that the car is swaying out of its lane while assisting to veer the vehicle back into the lane. This works hand-in-hand with the Lane Tracing Assist where the system helps keep the car in the centre of the lane either by detecting the lane markings or the vehicle ahead.

Last but not least, there’s the Pre-collision braking system which automatically applies the brakes when the system detects a possible frontal collision. Unlike the system in other countries, the Pre-collision braking feature in Malaysia does not include Pedestrian and Bicycle detection.