Toyota Corolla Incident

On August [XXX], 2022 Toyota received a field report related to this crash. The vehicle was reportedly traveling east on [XXX], when it approached a vehicle travelling the wrong way on the road operated by a drunk driver. The Toyota Corolla driver alleged that they attempted to swerve right to miss the oncoming vehicle, but collided with the vehicle on the driver side. As a result of the collision, the Toyota Corolla allegedly rolled over, landed on its wheels, and contacted a highway barrier. Toyota obtained Vehicle Control History (VCH) and Event Data Recorder (EDR) data from the subject vehicle. VCH provides an approximately 8 second pre-crash data recording, and EDR provides an approximately 4.80 second pre-crash data recording. Based on the data obtained, the following information was observed: Lane Trace Assist (LTA) was engaged during the recording until approximately 6.7 seconds prior to the crash event and Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (DRCC) was engaged during the recording until approximately 5.5 seconds prior to the crash event. ADAS L2 was disengaged approximately 6.7 seconds prior to the crash due to driver steering input exceeding the steering torque override threshold of LTA. The vehicle was traveling at approximately 89 MPH prior to the crash event. As a result of the crash incident, the subject vehicle was towed away from the scene. Injuries to occupants of the subject vehicle were described by the owner as: Driver: Cerebral fluid leaking from nose, Concussion, whiplash, backpain Front Passenger: No injuries reported. This report is a Monthly Update. The original report ID is 1306-3711-1.