APPROXIMATELY SEPTEMBER 12, 2007, I WAS APPROACHING A STOPLIGHT AND APPLIED THE BRAKE OF MY 2006 TOYOTA TACOMA. THE VEHICLE BEGAN REVVING OUT OF CONTROL AND STARTED MOVING FORWARD. I STEPPED HARDER ON THE BRAKE PEDAL AS THE VEHICLE BEGAN TO INCH FORWARD - I HAD ALL MY WEIGHT ON THE BRAKE PEDAL. KNOWING THE TRUCK WAS GOING TO MOVE, I TURNED THE WHEEL TO THE RIGHT TO AVOID THE STOPPED CARS IN FRONT OF ME; HOWEVER THE TRUCK CLIPPED THE PASSENGER-SIDE REAR BUMPER OF THE CAR IN FRONT OF ME, PUSHING IT INTO THE CAR IN FRONT OF IT. THE TRUCK THEN SHOT OFF THE ROAD INTO THE GRASSY AREA NEXT TO AN INTERSTATE ON-RAMP, WHERE I WAS ABLE TO PUSH THE SHIFT INTO PARK - WHICH IS WHAT MADE THE TRUCK STOP AND THEN IT DIED. NO INJURIES WERE INCURRED; HOWEVER, THE SUDDEN ACCELERATION COULD HAVE SENT ME INTO INTERSTATE TRAFFIC. THOUGH STOPPED AT A LIGHT, I RECEIVED A TICKET FOR "FOLLOWING TOO CLOSELY" AND OUR INSURANCE PAID OUT DAMAGES TO TWO OTHER VEHICLES. I HAVE DAMAGE TO MY FRONT BUMPER THAT HAS NOT YET BEEN FIXED. AT THAT TIME, I HAD THE 2006 TOYOTA TACOMA TOWED TO OLD MILL TOYOTA TO ASSESS WHAT HAD OCCURRED; THEY STATED THEY COULD FIND NOTHING WRONG WITH THE TRUCK. *TR