Systems and methods are disclosed for lighting a vehicle. A system includes a plurality of lights disposed on a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) vehicle configured to turn on and off, change color, and/or change intensity. The system further includes a controller configured to determine a lighting scheme for the plurality of lights, the lighting scheme including a setting for the plurality of lights, the setting including one or more of turning the plurality of lights on or off, setting a color of the plurality of lights, and setting an intensity of the plurality of lights, determine a location in or associated with the VTOL vehicle, wherein the lighting scheme is configured to guide a person to the location, and transmit a signal to the one or more lights to execute the lighting scheme to guide the person to the determined location.

A road surface drawing device includes: a road surface drawing lamp that draws a pattern on a road surface and that is capable of changing a drawing color of the pattern; a brightness detector that measures a brightness of the road surface or a surrounding environment thereof; and a controller that determines the drawing color of the pattern based on an output of the brightness detector and that controls the road surface drawing lamp such that the pattern is drawn in the determined drawing color.

A display device includes a projection device RP that projects a notification pattern on a region in the vicinity of a vehicle CAR, an imaging device RC that images the region in the vicinity of the vehicle, and an object detection device OS capable of detecting an object (third party) present in a region which cannot be imaged by the imaging device RC. When the object detection device OS detects the object, the projection device RP projects the notification pattern in a form different from the notification in a normal state, so that the third party can visually recognize the notification pattern. The imaging device RC images a region including a region on which the notification pattern is projected, and displays, on a monitor MO visually checkable by the occupant, a captured image of the notification pattern projected in the form different from the notification pattern in the normal state.