On Monday met the attendances improved parking where Toyota is working Toyota Safety Sense, but not even stop. The Japanese manufacturer wants to bring a new level all the technology that can equip their vehicles, so also is working on new and improved active safety systems, those trying to prevent accidents from occurring.
These new technologies will begin to be offered in a package called Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) coming to market in 2015 and were extending almost the entire range of manufacturer globally until 2017. There will be the C packages for compact cars and P, for larger models, with different active safety systems.
Toyota Safety Sense, working on improvements in active safety
Toyota Safety Sense Package C makes use of cameras and laser radar to operate its three main functions. The first is the pre-collision system, capable of stopping the car when a risk of collision is detected, making it possible to avoid if traveling at less than 30 km / h running up to 80 km / h. The warning lane departure, reading the lines of asphalt thanks to cameras and warns the driver with visual and audible feedback when a problem is detected is also included. Finally the equally important automatic switching system long short-lights make night driving it more comfortable and safer, avoiding dazzle other drivers and always ensuring good visibility.
Larger cars will benefit from the package P Toyota Safety Sense, which includes the same functions reviewed in the Toyota Safety Sense C and then some. The main difference in the pre-collision system is that in this case can prevent accidents at speeds up to 40 km / h (operates from 10 km / h) and is also able to detect pedestrians, avoiding potential abuses at speeds of 10 and 80 mph. Additional features relate to adaptive cruise control.
Toyota Safety Sense, working on improvements in active safety
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