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Toyota Safety Sense
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Using your vehicle’s built-in camera or radar, the Pre-Collision Safety (PCS) system has been designed to alert you when a frontal collision is likely
Some new models even feature PCS with Pedestrian Detection (which, depending on your vehicle, may be effective during the day and/or at night)
If a potential collision is detected, the system will sound a buzzer and display the word “BRAKE” on your Toyota’s Multi-Information Display (behind the steering wheel) or Head-Up display if you have one.
Once you’ve hit the brakes, the system will check whether you’ve applied enough pressure. If you haven’t, it may add a little extra to avoid or reduce the severity of a collision.
If the hazard is too close, the Pre-Collision Brake (PB) system will activate, applying a large amount of pressure to help you stop sooner and minimise any damage.
Select Toyota vehicles will have the capacity to detect pedestrians and cyclists
Even when you’re driving a vehicle that uses PCS with Pedestrian Detection Technology, you must always remain aware of your surroundings – especially as pedestrians and cyclists aren’t always easy to see.
Here's a list of some of the things that might impact the operation of your PCS system:
You can adjust the sensitivity of your vehicle’s Pre-Collision Safety system through the metre control switches. For more information please read your Toyota owner’s manual.
Please note: This technology is a driver-assist feature only. It’s not designed to replace safe driving practices.
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