What does Toyota TSS mean?
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TSS system in cars refers to the Toyota Safety Sense, which Toyota calls the Pre-Collision System package. The TSS system includes: The TSS system comprises the PCS (Pre-Collision Safety system), LDA (Lane Departure Alert system), AHB (Automatic High Beam system), and DRCC (Dynamic Radar Cruise Control system). Upgrades to the TSS system: It is reported that the second generation of Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) has been introduced as standard equipment in some Toyota vehicles. The updated safety package will incorporate new technologies and capabilities to enhance protection for drivers, passengers, and vehicles on the road.
Recently drove a friend's new Toyota and specifically studied this TSS system. Toyota TSS is actually the abbreviation for Toyota Safety Sense. This system integrates various active safety technologies, acting like a considerate bodyguard for your car. While driving, it can automatically monitor potential hazards; the pre-collision system can identify pedestrians and vehicles to actively apply brakes; Lane Tracing Assist keeps the vehicle centered in the lane to prevent drifting; Adaptive Cruise Control is especially practical on highways, automatically maintaining a safe distance from the vehicle ahead; it also features automatic high beams and road sign recognition. Last year, driving on the Yunnan-Tibet route, this system was particularly effective in curve warnings. The newly launched TSS 3.0 version is even more impressive, capable of identifying pedestrians and bicycles at night and detecting cross-traffic at intersections.
