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Hello dear TOYOTA Crew, this Video shows the very best & compact declaration of "Toyota Safety Sense . . . " that I could found on TH-cam! Thanks for & best regards from Stuttgart-West, Germany Bernd D. Behnk
Thanks for explaining this. It came in handy when I needed a rental car and someone took the manual from the glove compartment. I thought that just pressing “set” would do the trick.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🚗 *Overview of Dynamic Radar Cruise Control on Toyota with Safety Sense* - Explanation of how to activate and use the dynamic radar cruise control system. - Clarification on the capabilities of the Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 system. - Introduction to the lane tracing feature and its limitations. 01:37 🛣️ *Demonstrating Lane Tracing and Cruise Control Functionality* - Step-by-step demonstration of activating and adjusting cruise control settings. - Explanation of how the system adjusts speed and following distance based on traffic conditions. - Clarification on the role of lane tracing and the necessity of keeping hands on the steering wheel. 03:34 🚨 *Safety Tips and Limitations of Dynamic Radar Cruise Control* - Emphasis on the importance of remaining attentive and ready to intervene while using cruise control. - Guidance on handling sudden lane changes or aggressive maneuvers by other vehicles. - Instructions on re-engaging cruise control after coming to a complete stop. 05:54 📏 *Adjusting Following Distances for Different Driving Conditions* - Explanation of the significance of adjusting following distances based on traffic conditions. - Personal recommendation for shorter following distances in high traffic areas. - Insight into the dynamic nature of following distances based on vehicle speed. 07:42 💡 *Conclusion and Considerations for Safety Sense 2.0 System* - Summary of how to use dynamic radar cruise control with Safety Sense 2.0. - Consideration of upgrading to Safety Sense 2.0 for enhanced traffic management. - Closing remarks and encouragement for viewers to engage with the content. Made with HARPA AI
Don't push anything to resume after the light turns green. That is not necessary. If you have the cruise control set and you are behind another car at a traffic light, when the car ahead of you moves, the cruise control will get you back up to speed without you having to do anything. If you push the resume button during this the cruise control will increase it's set speed. Most of the time, dealers don't know what they are talking about because they don't bother to read the user manual. They just want to express the cool and innovative features so they can sell you a car. Js
Question though that i havn't found any answers to. When the car automatically stops while using the radar cruise control, does it activate the rear brake lights as if you are pressing the brakes yourself? Reason i asked is i'd be worried if the car brakes by itself withoug activating the brake lights somebody might not see the car is slowing down and may end up rear ending you?
Thanks for the explanation. However people are not “cutting in front of you” and you’re not “going in reverse”. Giving distance for people to merge into your lane without you needing to stop is how you keep traffic going smoothly.
Thanks for the video. In the Volvo Pilot Assist you can take your hands off the steering wheel for a (very) short period. Can you do that in the RAV4? Thanks
There is an error in this video, some first generation tssp vehicles DO have full speed radar cruise control. Which means they do come to a stop on their own.
According to Toyota, Full-Speed Range DRCC is designed to operate between 0-110 mph. That's about 177 kph! I did not go that fast with this car so I can't say for sure if that is accurate. Most adaptive cruise control systems I have used set the top end at 90 mph, which is closer to 140 kph.
Correct. Dynamic Radar Cruise Control does not recognize or react to road signs or traffic lights, just the vehicle directly ahead as long as its locked on.
The Dynamic Radar Cruise Control is standard on all 2022 Toyota Sienna models. None of these vehicles will bring themselves to a stop just for a red light, they do not read traffic lights. However, if the system is engaged and locked onto the car in front of you and the car in front of you stops at a traffic light, the Toyota can bring itself to a complete stop in that situation.
I just wanna use cruise control without the lane thing and without the following distance thing... I never use cruise control in town, just on highway. Seems redundant to used it in high traffic.
Unfortunately that's a little harder to demonstrate on camera. The car will follow the Lane lines if it can read them, but it would just be like "uh, ok, we're going through the curve now." The car still wants you to keep your hands on the wheel so it wouldn't look like much
I have a 2012 Toyota Camry, WITHOUT the stupid Radar system on the cruise control. I have rented Camrys with the radar system and I HATE IT! It can be turned off, but you must go through procedure of turning off this radar crap EVERY TIME YOU START THE ENGINE. I will not buy a new Toyota unless/until they allow this crap system to be shut off permanently. In my opinion the radar crap system sucks.
When we set cruise control and break it automatically off the cruise control but i hate the beeping sound when it’s off. Anyone know how to disable the sound?
In this scenario when your car is stopping at a traffic light due to being locked onto the stopped car in front of you, will the car then accelerate for you again from a dead stop when traffic begins to flow? I have a 2022 but I haven't tested the full stopping part yet 😂
Hi, does anyone know if you can increase/decrease speed by 1 mile an hour rather than +-5 when using adaptive cruise control I was able to do +-1 mile on my Skoda Toyota only changes by 5 miles at every press of a button
Per the 2022 Toyota Venza Owner's Manual (That's the vehicle I filmed this with): Fine adjustment: Press the switch. Large adjustment: Press and hold the switch to change the speed, and release when the desired speed is reached. In the vehicle-to-vehicle distance control mode, the set speed will be increased or decreased as follows: Fine adjustment: By 1 mph (1.6 km/h) or 1 km/h (0.6 mph) each time the switch is pressed Large adjustment: Increases or decreases in 1 mph (1.6 km/h) or 1 km/h (0.6 mph) increments for as long as the switch is held If you have a different model or you're in a different region (I'm in the US market), check your owner's manual. I found this under "Radar Cruise Control"
Yep. Depends on the region. In Europe for example the ACC varies in 5 km/h increments. The normal CC however, so I’m told allows for 1 km/h increments. I’ve never bothered with it.
I think the issue might be on your end, I tried it on my phone, laptop, and smart TV with two different TH-cam accounts and I'm getting sound on all of them
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Thank you for actually explaining things; reviewing some of the steps, and addressing the issues I was wondering about. You must be a teacher.
Just a guy who want to be a professional TH-camr. Thank you for watching and commenting, you're helping me out!
A decent "teacher" knows how to articulate without starting every sentence with SO!!!
Hello dear TOYOTA Crew,
this Video shows the very best & compact declaration of "Toyota Safety Sense . . . " that I could found on TH-cam!
Thanks for & best regards from Stuttgart-West, Germany
Bernd D. Behnk
Danke Herr Behnk!
Thanks for explaining this. It came in handy when I needed a rental car and someone took
the manual from the glove compartment. I thought that just pressing “set” would do the trick.
Best video thoroughly explaining this. Thank you ❤
Thank you for watching!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🚗 *Overview of Dynamic Radar Cruise Control on Toyota with Safety Sense*
- Explanation of how to activate and use the dynamic radar cruise control system.
- Clarification on the capabilities of the Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 system.
- Introduction to the lane tracing feature and its limitations.
01:37 🛣️ *Demonstrating Lane Tracing and Cruise Control Functionality*
- Step-by-step demonstration of activating and adjusting cruise control settings.
- Explanation of how the system adjusts speed and following distance based on traffic conditions.
- Clarification on the role of lane tracing and the necessity of keeping hands on the steering wheel.
03:34 🚨 *Safety Tips and Limitations of Dynamic Radar Cruise Control*
- Emphasis on the importance of remaining attentive and ready to intervene while using cruise control.
- Guidance on handling sudden lane changes or aggressive maneuvers by other vehicles.
- Instructions on re-engaging cruise control after coming to a complete stop.
05:54 📏 *Adjusting Following Distances for Different Driving Conditions*
- Explanation of the significance of adjusting following distances based on traffic conditions.
- Personal recommendation for shorter following distances in high traffic areas.
- Insight into the dynamic nature of following distances based on vehicle speed.
07:42 💡 *Conclusion and Considerations for Safety Sense 2.0 System*
- Summary of how to use dynamic radar cruise control with Safety Sense 2.0.
- Consideration of upgrading to Safety Sense 2.0 for enhanced traffic management.
- Closing remarks and encouragement for viewers to engage with the content.
Made with HARPA AI
"Going reverse" LOL , good video, thanks!
Thank you very clear! just a little extra thing if you want normal constant speed cruise control hold the on button down for 2 seconds!
Where is the “on” button?
lol Wow I've had safety sense 2.0 for over a year now and had no idea it would come to a complete stop. This is crazy!!!
If you have electronic parking brake, then it will come to a complete stop.
It's still not that great... doesn't slow down for curves. If the cars speed is set to 80 it will take the turn at 80 mph on the highway.
@@manasgupta8908😮😮
@@manasgupta8908good to know that i‘m planning to get a Toyota with this system. Thx bro
Don't push anything to resume after the light turns green. That is not necessary. If you have the cruise control set and you are behind another car at a traffic light, when the car ahead of you moves, the cruise control will get you back up to speed without you having to do anything. If you push the resume button during this the cruise control will increase it's set speed. Most of the time, dealers don't know what they are talking about because they don't bother to read the user manual. They just want to express the cool and innovative features so they can sell you a car. Js
I think this depends on your vehicle.
Wrong. Watch the video again.
thank you for that.
Question though that i havn't found any answers to. When the car automatically stops while using the radar cruise control, does it activate the rear brake lights as if you are pressing the brakes yourself? Reason i asked is i'd be worried if the car brakes by itself withoug activating the brake lights somebody might not see the car is slowing down and may end up rear ending you?
Yes, the system does illuminate the brake lights when it applies the brakes to let the people behind you know whats going on.
thanks. your video is great! I have only basic one :( I wish I can upgrade but I was told it is not possible :(
I made it. Excellent explanation. Thanks
Thanks for the explanation. However people are not “cutting in front of you” and you’re not “going in reverse”. Giving distance for people to merge into your lane without you needing to stop is how you keep traffic going smoothly.
I wonder, do you know when cruise controll is on, does the brake rear light work and will on brake lights during vehicle automatically slowing down?
Yes they do
Super helpful !
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the video. In the Volvo Pilot Assist you can take your hands off the steering wheel for a (very) short period. Can you do that in the RAV4? Thanks
You are meant to keep your hands on the wheel at all times with Toyota's system. Thank you for watching!
very useful. thank you!
Does the brake light engage when the vehicle is slowing to a stop?
If the car uses the brakes to slow down, yes it illuminates the brake lights
Thank you.
There is an error in this video, some first generation tssp vehicles DO have full speed radar cruise control. Which means they do come to a stop on their own.
Show it also for the last models
This was super helpful, tysn
Thank you for watching!
Man🎉thanks so much
Great video thanks.
You're welcome!
Dear, can you set the speed higher than 125 km
According to Toyota, Full-Speed Range DRCC is designed to operate between 0-110 mph. That's about 177 kph! I did not go that fast with this car so I can't say for sure if that is accurate. Most adaptive cruise control systems I have used set the top end at 90 mph, which is closer to 140 kph.
thank you brother
Hi Dietrich, does the Dynamic Radar Cruise Control recognise red lights and come to a stop?
No, It only locks on the vehicles in front of you. If you see a red light, it's up to you to hit the brakes!
Thanks Dietrich
You're welcome Dave!
@@CarDietrich thank you for this info! I was wondering the same thing
Does the 2023/4 Camry Hybrid have the regular cruise control?
Dynamic Radar Cruise Control is standard on those cars
Superb.
My corolla dynamic 2022 sedan from Europe has this safety sense 2.0?
I'm not sure about the European trim levels, consult your dealer or owners manual to find out for sure.
Yes it does.
@@m3photo726 thanks bro!
does adaptive Cruise Control deactivated when you change lane?
No it will stay active if you change lanes.
Superb
Sounds good
Thanks
You're welcome!
The vehicle will not stop for a red light/stop sign if no car is ahead of you?
Correct. Dynamic Radar Cruise Control does not recognize or react to road signs or traffic lights, just the vehicle directly ahead as long as its locked on.
ALWAYS COVER THE BRAKE PEDAL
Hello, thanks for the video, I wanted to know if the Toyota Sienna 2022 has these same functions? If you are at a traffic light, does it stop at zero?
The Dynamic Radar Cruise Control is standard on all 2022 Toyota Sienna models. None of these vehicles will bring themselves to a stop just for a red light, they do not read traffic lights. However, if the system is engaged and locked onto the car in front of you and the car in front of you stops at a traffic light, the Toyota can bring itself to a complete stop in that situation.
2.5+ disengage below 5 miles an hour for some reason
Does the LTA work at night?
Yes it does, as long as the camera can read the lane lines.
I just wanna use cruise control without the lane thing and without the following distance thing... I never use cruise control in town, just on highway. Seems redundant to used it in high traffic.
Press and hold the DRCC button for at least 3 seconds and you can revert to "classic cruise control"
@@StephenHeuman thank you!!
Would have been nice if you actually demonstrated the Lane Tracing.
Unfortunately that's a little harder to demonstrate on camera. The car will follow the Lane lines if it can read them, but it would just be like "uh, ok, we're going through the curve now." The car still wants you to keep your hands on the wheel so it wouldn't look like much
I have a 2012 Toyota Camry, WITHOUT the stupid Radar system on the cruise control. I have rented Camrys with the radar system and I HATE IT! It can be turned off, but you must go through procedure of turning off this radar crap EVERY TIME YOU START THE ENGINE. I will not buy a new Toyota unless/until they allow this crap system to be shut off permanently. In my opinion the radar crap system sucks.
When we set cruise control and break it automatically off the cruise control but i hate the beeping sound when it’s off. Anyone know how to disable the sound?
I am confused as to which "beeping" sound you are referring to. The car could beep for lots of reasons, can you be a little more specific?
@@CarDietrich The beep corresponds to the lane keeping assistance when a driver is riding the lines.
In this scenario when your car is stopping at a traffic light due to being locked onto the stopped car in front of you, will the car then accelerate for you again from a dead stop when traffic begins to flow? I have a 2022 but I haven't tested the full stopping part yet 😂
Either press the "RES" button on the steering wheel or tap the gas pedal to get the car moving again after it has brought itself to a complete stop.
U gonna end up going reverse 😂
Hi, does anyone know if you can increase/decrease speed by 1 mile an hour rather than +-5 when using adaptive cruise control
I was able to do +-1 mile on my Skoda Toyota only changes by 5 miles at every press of a button
Per the 2022 Toyota Venza Owner's Manual (That's the vehicle I filmed this with):
Fine adjustment: Press the switch.
Large adjustment: Press and hold
the switch to change the speed,
and release when the desired
speed is reached.
In the vehicle-to-vehicle distance control mode, the set
speed will be increased or
decreased as follows:
Fine adjustment: By 1 mph (1.6
km/h) or 1 km/h (0.6 mph) each
time the switch is pressed
Large adjustment: Increases or
decreases in 1 mph (1.6 km/h) or
1 km/h (0.6 mph) increments for
as long as the switch is held
If you have a different model or you're in a different region (I'm in the US market), check your owner's manual. I found this under "Radar Cruise Control"
Yep. Depends on the region. In Europe for example the ACC varies in 5 km/h increments. The normal CC however, so I’m told allows for 1 km/h increments. I’ve never bothered with it.
There is no audio to the video
I think the issue might be on your end, I tried it on my phone, laptop, and smart TV with two different TH-cam accounts and I'm getting sound on all of them
So, So, So, So, So, So, So!!! Is it necessary to start every sentence with SO?
Yes.
It’s really not that serious
Poor man Tesla 😅