Look No Hands! How to Use Lane Tracing Assist & How it Can Help You!

[@Toyotajeff]

Thanks for watching everyone! What do you think of my demo? I'd like to be able to show you what every button and control and system does in real driving situations. Happy Sunday Funday!

[@jackassvalet]

Love your videos. Could you plz do a video about about custom ordering a car from the factory? Steps involed, how long it takes to get, etc...

[@Toyotajeff]

@@jackassvalet that’s a good idea I’ll put it on the list :)

[@alinonevlogs3724]

Which is your new car ?

[@debbiegordon7808]

Can i use lane tracing assist without being in cruise control mode?

[@tobiasfroehlich5483]

This was great, thanks Jeff :-)

[@JohnWickkkkkkkkk]

We will not try it at home but we will definitely try it on the road

[@rahulchander5165]

I will try it at home it's very good or if it don't do it the passenger can't see if I am controlling or not as long as you keep your eyes on road your good I recommend keeping hands off wheel unlike him if you think hands on your wrong

[@chugachugachewy]

I've done no hands with my old 2002 honda accord for one mile. I trusted my tire alignments that much 😆

[@rantingcullinarian]

In 20 years this video will be hilarious.

[@pacosinbag7755]

I’m confused why but I bet it’s hilarious? Please explain why it’s gonna be funny!

[@rantingcullinarian]

@@pacosinbag7755 Imagine someone being like "wow, this car keeps going at the same speed without me pushing the pedal with this new found technology called cruise control" ... and nowadays it's not at all unique or interesting. Same will be true with these driver assist technologies.

[@pacosinbag7755]

@@rantingcullinarian omg your right.... that’s so scary 🤣

[@1994pranavpradeep]

Your comment looks hilarious dude 🤣

[@dmelkumo]

​@rantingcullinarian oh yeah, cruise control is definitely hilarious... 🤔

[@stackthatartpaper]

Thanks to your video I don’t even bother steering my Tacoma on the tollway! Now I can focus on smoking my crackpipe 😊 Thanks!

[@PepperDeVillle]

Always find ways to take a little time for self care.

[@terrydemie]

I just bought a 2022 Sienna with lane assist and it is not reliable at all. I have tried going around corners like you did and it goes over the solid outside line and I have to manually take control again. It also bounces between the left and right lines. I have turned it off and occasionally try to test it but no luck. I am glad yours works well. By the way, great video. Thank you.

[@cards-vs7hv]

Ok Mr Karen 😂

[@XibeastmasteriX]

I got a great deal on a 2020 corolla for 17k and I bought it for reliability and then found out it had all this crazy stuff like this. Super excited

[@sptrader6316]

I have a 2021 Rav4 XLE and use lane assist on cross country trips. It does help but what we really need is clearly marked lanes. I just hope the new "infrastructure" bill that just passed, will include clearly marked lanes on all highways, throughout the country, since all new cars need them, for lane assist to work safely.

[@chewie94116]

I love this new function. It is incredible. I have tried this many times on my RAV4 PRIME and it works. If the lines on the lanes are NOT visible then it will not work. I love it. This is very similar to how the Tesla autopilot works (which requires that you touch the wheel every 5 seconds in case you need to correct). I can't wait for semi-autopilot which is already coming out in the Lexus. ONLY a matter of time before it comes. This function makes long drives a lot easier and manageable. You might not agree or see it until you try, but I love it.

[@Enarjay7891]

My Tesla autopilot on both models I’ve owned makes me google the steering wheel every 30-45 seconds, not every 5 seconds Lmao

[@chewie94116]

@@Enarjay7891 Sorry, every 30-45 seconds. Stay happy. Still useless for "autopilot" claim.

[@jins8144]

Toyota 🤢

[@oscar708]

I did LA to San Francisco on my new Toyota without touching the wheel for about 30 miles max. There is tricks you can do that the car will allow you not to touch the wheel not every 5 or 45 seconds. I went 30 miles without touching the wheel. 😊

[@ojames5138]

Could you share the tricks you use?

[@alcapri4400]

Nice job Jeff. I drive a 2022 Highlander and absolutely love the Toyota Safety Sense. We drive to Charlotte N.C. from Cleveland, Ohio several times a year and the Adaptive Cruise Control has made the trip much easier. I am definitely not as tense driving with all these new driving assists. What truly amazed me is how it slows itself down so effectively when someone cuts in front of you. Keep up the good work Jeff.

[@ashtontaft9624]

is it still just assisting or can it stay in a lane all by itself for miles and miles?

[@hdwblade]

Mine has pulled me into the center of a two lane highway (two lanes being one in each direction) a few times while testing it out (just got it a few days ago). Luckily I was just hovering my hands over the wheel, but had I not, I swear it was trying to pull us into that lane. No idea why. It was trying to cross over solid yellow lines, but it was dusk, maybe that made the difference? Not sure. But it also only happened as cars passed from the other direction which was really quite freaky. Will definitely only use it in emergency cases from now on! *I should also add that when I first got the car, I got so used to it being amazing that I got carried away showing Android Auto to a family member and only realized I wasn't paying attention to the road when it beeped at me. It is fantastic other than that one quirk, but don't trust it with your life!

[@ThiccBoi23]

the machines have started the war

[@DN-jz4iq]

My new 23 Venza has done the same. I keep wondering if I did not have something turned on. It actually pulls me over the center line or over the right line even though the lines are clearly marked.

[@andrewbodor4891]

To bypass time restriction, buy a medium size bottle of POM juice, drink it and fill the bottle with water. Set up LTS and then the desired speed with dynamic cruise. Once the fuzzy bars appear on both sides of the road icon, take hands off the wheel. Follow rules in Toyota manual for LTA. Be sure lane markings are present and not covered. Watch on and off ramps. You can now drive on auto pilot from New York to Chicago or wherever

[@scottcolegrove5308]

I been doing that shit for years with my knee man!

[@gormiller7403]

Jeff, I really enjoy your videos. Your funny guy and make it fun to watch! I’ve learned a lot about my new 2021 Corolla Hybrid. My 1st new car and 1st Toyota. I’m 50 years young now and this is my 1st new car. I’ve always bought used cars. Thanks again

[@joelrhine]

Congratulations!

[@danielvoorhees9507]

I’ve gone about 90 miles on the NYS Thruway without touching a pedal and only periodically touching the wheel. It’s pretty impressive

[@ballerstew]

Why did he say in the video it lasts only 8 seconds?

[@HaiRune]

@@ballerstewAfter 8 seconds it’ll tell you to put your hands back on the steering wheel or else it turns itself off

[@ojames5138]

Any way to keep it from stopping without putting your hands on the wheel?

[@HaiRune]

@@ojames5138 Apparently People stick a water bottle in the gap of the steering wheel or something so it can trick the system but i never tried it

[@andrewbodor4891]

To bypass restrictions of LTA and Dynamic Cruise Control First buy a medium sized POM juice at super market. Drink the juice and replace it with water. Place the POM bottle at the 2 O’Clock position inside the steering wheel. It can be secured with a long rubber band or hair band. Turn on LTA. While driving on an interstate highway, turn on adaptive cruise control and set the desired speed. While on a straight portion of the road the dashboard icons will show that the lanes have been captured. Take your hands off of the wheel but be sure the bottle is in place. Learn the rules for safely using the auto pilot. Lanes Must be visible. There Must be lane markings so watch on and off ramps, tar, snow rain. Do not use in traffic, or in construction sites. Be careful when passing traffic. You may need to react to lane changers. Be watchful of lanes ALWAYS being captured. I use this method on my 2021 Rav4 and have gone 4-500 miles with it.

[@christianmilian1647]

I been driving a 2021 rav4 for about a month. At first, I didn't like the lane assist because it is strong when correcting the trajectory. I have learned to trust it and not to fight it. So far, I have put about 2k fwy miles and I probably only actually steer the car about 100 out of the 2k miles. My trips are now much more relaxed, I am very happy with my purchase and Im looking to upgrade to the open pilot to make my Rav self driving.

[@rkr894able]

Open pilot? Explain please or is it like a comma open pilot device?

[@sirusThu]

A good feature to try when you need some sleep and you are driving your kids to school

[@jameswhite6911]

I just bought the 2022 Prius Nightshade 2 days ago and I’m trying to learn my car with all of these features and came across this amazing video! Thanks for sharing Jeff! I’ll give this a try in an attempt to be more competent about the car’s ability

[@TheRealRickSanchez01]

You should try doing a live stream for a "Q and A".

[@Toyotajeff]

Hi Rick I’ll do more of the Q and A into this next year good idea :)

[@TheRealRickSanchez01]

@@Toyotajeff 😎🤙

[@lordrefrigeratorintercoole288]

i got a 4y used Corola Saloon 1.8 Hybrid and i a few days ago i tested this in the city. It drove it self for 2km, turned in to smooth corners and stoped or started when the car in front did. the 2.5+ does not stop at crosswalks or stop signs though.

[@brassboy77]

I find LTA to be annoying on my 2020 Highlander Limited because it hunts/oscillates between the lines too much, even on well marked interstate lanes. It gives me the sense that it is bouncing slightly back and forth between the lines. Is there a adjustment for this? Does it need to be calibrated?

[@bripeck]

Mine occasionally does that too. I’m sure if a cop was following me, I’d get pulled over for weaving too much and have to go through a field sobriety test. Hopefully the system is upgradable and gets better in the future.

[@dapetik]

@@bripeck I wouldn't expect Toyota to update anything. I love them but they could learn a lot from Tesla.

[@phirunphungraksakiat2527]

After watching your channel, I wish I could go to North Carolina to buy a new car with you.

[@lemonskyshen1882]

Toyota DRCC is most hard system to correctly use I had. Note at 0:44, the MID shows "SET 74MPH", nobody and no guide tell you how to get it set. Without this set, cruise won't work and only show some green flag and two white line on screen.

[@robschneider8648]

i tried this with a corolla 2020 it was so good i was barley driving on the interstate.... imagine how good it is in a new 2022

[@TenzWang88]

In Australia $57k RAV4 XSE haven’t got any moon roof but US got panoramic sunroof is amazing.

[@dillonh2118]

Great video. Its the most in depth one ive found so far.

[@DoorisJ]

I really like using this to take over the mundane parts of my drive... but dang that rav4 is pretty loud on the highway

[@tectoramia-sz1lu]

Thanks, we've just bought a 2020 Rav4, and we also have these features on our 2021 Yaris. (UK)

[@rustynail7866]

I guess I’m just old skool. Mine is turned off.

[@Toyotajeff]

Hiya Steve! Many people will do the same as you. :)

[@susan1601]

I do not like it. The steering wheel moves constantly and, to me, is very distracting. I like regular cruise control much better. Also, I do not drive in the center of the road. In the right lane I stay more to the right side of road. The same for left lane, I stay more to left. The steering wheel is what I don’t like the most.

[@randyjackson347]

@@susan1601 That means in regular driving that you are not staying center of the lane as you are supposed to!

[@susan1601]

@@randyjackson347 I try very hard to keep to the outside of the road so that I am constantly hitting the grooved, warnings so I don’t go completely off the road. I see many people following my style of driving...guess we just love the rumble of the warnings.

[@randyjackson347]

@@susan1601 I would probably do the same thing.. where I live and travel the roads are all real good so I don't have to avoid anything like that.. That would make a difference..my biggest thing is when I'm driving and there's no cars around when I switch lanes and then the car tries to oversteer me.. I'm learning better now to always signal...

[@AttiCseh]

Thank you Robin Williams!

[@aspvillineueva8795]

"don't ever do it!!!" LoL you know everyone is, Sire Professional Jeff

[@Miguel195211]

A question: I bought the RAV4 2021 XLE. Does the Lane Tracing Assist turns off if you keep your hands off the steering wheel too long ( past the eight seconds)?

[@Alex-gh1lx]

I'm sure you've found your answer already, but for anyone else wondering - yes, if you keep your hands off the wheel a few seconds past the warning, the car will turn off both lane tracing assist and cruise control.

[@Michael-kv5ff]

@@Alex-gh1lx yeah or you can strap some weights on the steering wheel it won't turn off

[@ChrisPettis19]

How sensitive is the wheel to sensing your hand on it? And do you need to put your hands on specific parts of the wheel with certain amount of pressure for it to recognize? I currently have a Kia K5 and the lane centering is great but my only complaint is that the wheel isn’t sensitive enough to recognize I have my hand on the wheel in the 6 o’clock position, so I often have to jerk the wheel slightly to let the car know I’m still there.

[@G95G95]

It's very sensitive to detect nearly any contact with the wheel, problem is, it wanders enough that I personally don't find it useful.

[@preacher1435]

Sensors probably around 10 and 2 since they're the safest place to have hands on while driving.

[@markburch5851]

Hav a 22’ Prius prime with this feature. First, it does feel like it is not centering but I think that is because all these years I have not been centering the vehicle so good for you Toyota. Second, you really need to watch it when you are passing an off-ramp as it something’s wants to follow the outside lane and take you right off the freeway - yikes….better to stay in the middle lane as no Prius should ever be in the fast lane Last, cause the car is making adjustments all the time it does feel like it is ping-ponging down the road but to someone without a hand on the wheel it feels pretty darn smooth - while I do use radar cruise in the city (45 zones) i turn off the lane keep and only use it on the freeway so you are not fighting it - nice feature that really takes some fatigue off the driver if you use it at the right time and place

[@TheBadioo]

So I just ordered a 2022 hatchback and I’m very excited!! I’m trading in my 2017 Toyota LE and I will say that car turns for you also !! But this is next level!!

[@andrewbodor4891]

Oh, place the POM bottle at 2 O’Clock position in steering wheel

[@TheGdav0202]

I have only one question. Should I try this at home?

[@righteousone1]

Is the 22 Camry going to be fully redesigned?

[@Toyotajeff]

I do not think so. I’ll give updates as I hear them

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

The Camry is on a 3 year refresh and redesign schedule. 2021 is the refresh year. My best guess is the next redesigned Camry will come out in 2023 as a 2024 model. The basic architecture will probably not change that much. I’d expect the V6 to be replaced by a Prime model. If you want a V6 Camry buy now.

[@randyjackson347]

@@user-tb7rn1il3q it will be redesigned in 2024.

[@righteousone1]

@@randyjackson347 According to whom?

[@randyjackson347]

@@righteousone1 According to Toyota.. Go back to the last generation. The 2012 ,13 and 14s were the same.. refresh..2015 16-17s... New generation,8th , 2018,19,20 slight refresh 2021, 22 ,23.. The new generation the 9th will start in 2024.

[@AnonymousHippo5]

What is the difference between 2.0 and 2.5+?

[@Jose-hv6ze]

Is it relatively easy or difficult to learn how to use Safety Sense features? And how difficult is it to adjust settings such as the distance from the vehicle in front if you?

[@SketchArtOnly]

I won’t try it at home but I will try it in a freeway!

[@susanmeredith4957]

Jeff I just picked up my new Rav 2 days ago and was wondering about LTA. Does it only work with cruise control?

[@michaelbrennan7148]

Thanks for posting Jeff. This technology is really cool. I recently had my car in the mechanic(dealership) for repair. The loaner vehicle had these similar safety features. The Rav 4 XSE hybrid you are driving looks very nice. Safe travels Jeff :)

[@PolyThumper]

Great explanation. Thank you.

[@Lexusgx550]

It’s nice feature. I just trust my Cruise feature only.

[@quartytypo]

Like the lane keeping assist, but don't like hybrid. What that feature with gas car only.

[@ronsmith2241]

All the Safety Sense features should only be used as a Co-Pilot. They are very good.

[@DaVincyi]

I won’t try this on the road but will try at safety of my home.

[@chevyssboy89]

I will try this at home, thanks buddy 😊

[@RockyRandhawaRocky]

Okay Sir, I will not try at home but j I will definitely try on road 😊♥️

[@lifestapestry2968]

Iv'e always wanted to know mechanically how this works, anyone know of a good link ?

[@sarahh2072]

When it's a sunny day and there are lines of tar in the road my car will beep at me and try to align me with the TAR! The sun must hit it in a way where the car thinks it's a white line. I have to force the steering wheel to stay in the lane.

[@techtraveler1365]

why 2022 toyota tacoma don’t work LTA? but only LDA

[@MarvelousMusic1]

Thank you, Jeff for these very informative videos! I recently purchased a 2021 Rav4 Limited with LTA. I find the feature troublesome at times, as it tends to veer further to the left than I think it should. Have you ever experienced this occurrence? Is there any kind of adjustment for this? Also, is the adaptive cruise control radar sensor ever affected by weather like fog or direct sunlight when the sun is low on the horizon?

[@daviddivad6109]

It seems Toyota has different Lane assist features on different vehicles of the same year, even. I had a 22 sienna and my Lane assist worked just like this video demonstrates. But I just bought a 22 Prius ECO l and the lane assist essentially does not work. Any sort of slight curve in the road and the vehicle breaks through the line to the outside, jerks back slightly but then continues off the road. If the road is perfectly straight, the car will weave back and forth from touching one line to touching the other like I'm drunk. I have a Subaru outback, a 23 and it works exactly like my Toyota sienna which is very well. I wonder why the Prius does not have the same software even though it's the same model year.

[@DANDOLLAR425]

Is this feature present on the RAV4 2012 limited AWD v6

[@jtshaneyfelt5894]

I appreciate your vids, Jeff. They ultimately helped me compare brands and decide to buy a '23 RAV4 XSE Hybrid a couple months ago. No regrets, but I'm mildly frustrated with what I believe are SS 2.5 limitations. First, I really like the LTA capability; it actually steers and handles curves more smoothly than my wife's F-150 w/BlueCruise. But, when engaged, it alarms incessantly, with loud "beep-beeps" that render it way too distracting to keep enabled. I can't find a control that allows me to disable or even reduce the frequency/volume of the audible beeps. Secondly, the RSA seems to work great; but without any option for using it to autoset the speed control, it's not particularly useful. Obviously, neither of these is a show-stopper, but it would be helpful to know if you are aware of any workarounds.

[@christopherturcios559]

Well while it would be nice, I’m pretty sure the whole point of it is to aid you in case of a distraction or for a sleepy driver so it beeps to get your attention. I doubt they would allow you to turn it off as it would become a safety hazard

[@PurpleMeowKitty]

awwwww!!!! thats sooo cool!!!! i have a limited venza & love that 2.0 safety stuff!!! & i did that very same thing but idk they both had 2 b on!!!! i learned sumthin new!!!! tysm!!! happy new year!!!! stay safe!!!! :)

[@nukelaloosh4795]

!!!!!!!!! ok !!!!!!!!!!

[@jackhollywood6269]

Hi Jeff My 2019 Rav4 Limited does not have digital mirror.how i can chek it?

[@michaelstein4295]

"It's show and tell" aah. LMAO.🤣 Thanks. I needed that 😊. Thnx for the great (not just entertaining but VERY informative too) video.😌

[@SandDuneProperties]

Rented a 2022 Toyota cross and ir worked great, but Mom's 2019 Avalon Limited can't keep up. Older software?

[@bruin098]

My RAV4 hybrid 2022 is NOT working this well at all...I see the lanes are highlighted white icons, driving on well striped roads, should I return the car??

[@Irishmanbikes]

Great "how to" video Jeff. Where did you buy your leather jacket?

[@Toyotajeff]

Hi Dan! Actually my friend Bryan gave me his old jacket. I guess it either didn’t fit or he just didn’t want it anymore. I love it, as I’ve never owned one before

[@baronoke5432]

entertaining video thanks jeff

[@Toyotajeff]

Thank you I appreciate it!

[@narrajrdiaz252]

New Toyota owner here. My lane center doesn’t seem to work. It turns off easily. Any advise? Thank you.

[@uareatool]

Can you use the lane assist even when you don’t use cruise control?

[@skullfucker3381]

The LTA is always on in my corolla 2021

[@RTimo]

Does this work while you’re driving. Like a new driver keeping his lane?

[@HepauDK]

Panoramic roof? My new Yaris has it. It's still a week or 2 out, right now it's at the harbour in Malmö, Sweden, so it still needs to go across most of Denmark and get prepped by the dealer before I can get it. But It's close now. I've been waiting for it since early January. :)

[@lesterarguinanojimenez1896]

Hi Jeff I did it before 😃😃

[@Toyotajeff]

Sweet!!!!!!

[@benkalinowski5834]

Where are the sensors and will they work in Canada with snow and salt

[@contagiouz4168]

I had something similar in my 2020 ford transit chassis RV b+. Long trips all i had to do was apply little pressure to guide a 25ft rv. These systems are not so you can drive hands free but to significantly reduce the pressure and force required to turn. cant wait for it to get better.

[@ThreeMinuteHeat]

Is that reverse camera direct from factory for car ? Or 3rd party add on ?

[@cblizz730]

Hyundai's and Kias have lane tracing without using the cruise control

[@okikiidowu6290]

Is the digital rear view mirror standard on all Camry’s?

[@Okikor1]

Do you have to activate radar cruise control for lane keep assist to work?

[@benjaminkerneves8552]

Thanks for the demo! really informative! Would you know what is the minimum speed for the LTA to be active? I know, for example, that, on the Accord, it's 45mph

[@vagagos]

There's ni minimum speed requirement. (Toyota owner)

[@barisbolat7152]

@@vagagos 50kmh

[@damonh9148]

Mine 2018 Prius said 35mph. It rocks!

[@riceraama]

I had cruise on at 30 MPH and LTA worked at that speed as well.

[@matthewhodges4760]

Thank you. I have a better understanding of it now. I have a 18 avalon with lane departure assist and could not understand why the steering was tight on windy roads example us29 in Virginia when it is turned on. When I turn it off it drives much better on 29

[@dapetik]

You just be nearby!

[@bervotten]

Is this similar to Subaru eyesight?

[@janetbaker1945]

I don't get this. If the lines are not clear, the system follows the car ahead--for whom the lines aren't visible either!!!? And went off the road (did the Toyota go off the road to the same degree, I couldn't tell).

[@timdaugherty5921]

No way I could do that. God gave us hands in a car for a reason haha

[@Toyotajeff]

Yeah it’s a little nerve wracking trusting the system to work. But it held up beautifully

[@righteousone1]

What are you talking about? I bring with me a pillow and a blanket.

[@Manatee360Phototography]

I used it a lot today. I stay attentive but if I need to refill my drink cup it’s quite easy. Really reduces fatigue

[@ktownrepz]

Thanks for your thoughts Tim.

[@ptescort]

God gave you legs too so why do you drive

[@realtalkrealreviews5061]

In ten years this would be funny.

[@suryashoeb]

Interesting to know LTA is not FOREVER+ with the 2.5+ package :D... Good job. keep going!

[@SNIPEZONE23]

So... Mine kept me from being able to change lanes and I literally had to fight the wheel to do so because the lane was ending. If I had time I wouldn't pressed the button to turn it off... Anyone know if this is 'normal'?

[@lutomson3496]

no stop and go traffic? and that panoramic roof will craze over time and start to crack mine is 6 years old and is failing its not glass and that is problematic

[@Ebaybbq]

What’s the difference between version 2.0 and 2.5+ Thx

[@AUniqueHandleName444]

I wonder why they put the limit on time -- if they have the technology to make this work, why not offer full adaptive cruise control with lane keeping? I really like Toyota's cars, but given this constraint, they become a much harder sell given how solid the competition's lanekeeping offerings are.

[@jhbryaniv]

Thanks for the video, Jeff. Do you have a video about the video rear view mirror?

[@JesusIsLord7773]

1:28 Of course! I cant drive my Avalon inside my house Jeff!! haahha

[@tristanskylark]

What happens when you don’t put your hand back on the wheel

[@SwarmAM]

Is this available on any Prius trim?

[@anthonylavelle7229]

Thanks, very helpful and good to know, better you demo it than me ;-) Getting informed while waiting for my new R4P in January :-)

[@Toyotajeff]

Awesome what did you order?

[@anthonylavelle7229]

@@Toyotajeff XSE 2021 RAV4 Prime, getting on Jan 15 :-)

[@rkr894able]

I have a Camry se 2018 & I'm jealous! XD I literally drive 40k/year (highwas mostly) and i always wanted to keep the car in center but my old lane assist is like a drunk driver lol

[@greg778123]

Put a comma 3 in it and it will keep driving perfect 99% of the time

[@ProCSRman]

Is it only 10secs?

[@jameyb1]

When I drive, and pass a 18 wheeler, I ride the opposite line. I feel it gives me more reaction time when they come over in my lane. First time I drove mine it pulled me toward the 18 wheeler. Nothing wrong with it, just scared me. But I hope if the rig is coming into my lane (cmon you all know how they do) the DA will not pull me towards them. I hope at least.

[@mouthwash8182]

It can be difficult to keep an 18 wheeler in a straight line, especially when it’s windy. The trailer has a very large surface area and when the wind is gusting at 25 mph+ it can throw your trailer around. It’s usually just small deviations from the lane that are quickly corrected, but it can definitely be scary for drivers next to the trailer, especially on those those narrow roads/curves.

[@dinobot_maximize]

are you in your new car here?

[@Toyotajeff]

No in a RAV4 XSE Hybrid that I was reviewing for Toyota :) how’s your day so far?

[@deborahjohnson5463]

Thank you. Very helpful.😁👍

[@craig265]

I can't try it at home but the only place left is on the freeway

[@7aramkeda334]

Thanks for the video Jeff, one thing I realized about your dealership is that you remove the window sticker and then laminate it ! LOL