According to the official statistics, about 70% of traffic accidents involving pedestrians occurred at night, in poor visibility, when drivers don't notice people next to the road or even on the road. Many manufacturers are beginning to move to the innovative optics that can cover as much of the roadway as possible. Today the press-service of the Japanese brand Toyota officially announced an advanced led optics LED Array Adaptive High Beam System (LED Array AHS) new generation that already in 2015, will be used for some of the models. Toyota noted that the new generation of LED Array AHS has a new array of LEDs and provides a greater range of coverage over all previous ones. New headlight head light LED Array AHS uses several independently controlled LEDs, arranged in a horizontal line, which provides a wide range of illumination. System LED is equipped with a stationary video camera AHS Array that receives information and is able to increase or decrease the individual LEDs. This will ensure the maximum coverage. The new system will allow to see the driver passes, a pedestrian and other unexpected obstacles. In addition, the new system of led lighting Toyota LED Array AHS is able to adapt the light power depending on the road conditions. For example, in the city the lights will not illuminate too wide space, and at the check-out at the suburban Highway driver will see "wider and clearer".