A lighting assembly for a vehicle is provided herein. The lighting assembly includes first and second sets of light sources disposed on a bumper of the vehicle. A photoluminescent structure is disposed on the lighting assembly and configured to luminesce in response to excitation by the first or second sets of light sources. A detection system is configured to detect an object disposed proximately to the vehicle. The first or second set of light sources illuminate upon the detection of the object.

A vehicle illumination apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus comprises at least one light generating layer configured to conform to an outer surface of a panel of the vehicle. The light generating layer comprises a plurality of electrodes having a plurality of LEDs in a semiconductor ink disposed therebetween. The plurality of LEDs is operable to emit a first emission. The apparatus further comprises a controller configured to selectively activate the plurality of LEDs in response to a navigational direction of the vehicle.

The present invention relates to a rear lighting and/or signaling device, notably for a motor vehicle, comprising a light source, a transmission surface and means for distributing at least a part of the light from the source on the transmission surface, the distribution means comprising a matrix of micromirrors that can each be driven according to at least two different inclination positions. Another source is present and a mode of operation allows the illumination of a part of the micromirrors by the source and another part by the source.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a work vehicle with which convenience during boarding/alighting can be improved. Accordingly, provided is a tractor, i.e. a work vehicle, having a step used for boarding/alighting provided in front of a rear wheel thereof. The step is configured from: a receiving part which engages with a foot of an operator; a front support part for supporting a front of the receiving part; and a rear support part for supporting a rear of the receiving part. One end of the front support part is coupled to a cabin frame. Another end of the front support part is coupled to a tractor side end surface of the receiving part. One end of the rear support part is coupled to a front-side end part of a fender of the rear wheel. Another end of the rear support part is coupled to a rear-side end surface of the receiving part.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a work vehicle with which convenience during boarding/alighting can be improved. Accordingly, provided is a tractor, i.e. a work vehicle, having a step used for boarding/alighting provided in front of a rear wheel thereof. The step is configured from: a receiving part which engages with a foot of an operator; a front support part for supporting a front of the receiving part; and a rear support part for supporting a rear of the receiving part. One end of the front support part is coupled to a cabin frame. Another end of the front support part is coupled to a tractor side end surface of the receiving part. One end of the rear support part is coupled to a front-side end part of a fender of the rear wheel. Another end of the rear support part is coupled to a rear-side end surface of the receiving part.

An alert system for a classic car is described. It is well known that classic cars lack the majority of safety features offered on modern vehicles. In addition, driver/owners of classic cars operate them in an environment far different from that which they were created to operate. Therefore, the addition of safety features provides a substantial benefit to driver/owners of classic cars. A classic car alert system is a radio frequency device which sends a signal to a receiving unit mounted to a classic car, providing a third brake light, turn signals and an audible alarm between vehicles. This provides vintage cars with safety features without modifying the vehicle in a way that detracts from its value, appearance, or requires a major rewire of the car systems.

An alert system for a classic car is described. It is well known that classic cars lack the majority of safety features offered on modern vehicles. In addition, driver/owners of classic cars operate them in an environment far different from that which they were created to operate. Therefore, the addition of safety features provides a substantial benefit to driver/owners of classic cars. A classic car alert system is a radio frequency device which sends a signal to a receiving unit mounted to a classic car, providing a third brake light, turn signals and an audible alarm between vehicles. This provides vintage cars with safety features without modifying the vehicle in a way that detracts from its value, appearance, or requires a major rewire of the car systems.

A multifunction lamp unit for a vehicle includes a housing, at least one light conductor with at least one illuminant provided by an LED on a printed circuit board, at least one light foil, and a clear lens. A method for manufacturing lamps for vehicles includes producing a housing, a light conductor, and a clear lens as one unit out of plastic in a 3-component injection procedure.

A method for operating a vehicle, the vehicle driving autonomously in a parking lot and emitting at least one signal to its environment during its autonomous travel to signal to the environment that it is driving autonomously. The invention furthermore relates to a method for operating a parking lot, to a device for operating a vehicle, a device for operating a parking lot, to a vehicle, a device, a parking lot, and to a computer program.

The invention relates to a lighting device for a motor vehicle, comprising a light guide for the totally reflecting guidance of light from two light sources along a light propagation axis, wherein the light from one light source can be coupled in at an in-coupling face on one end face of the light guide and the light from the other light source can be coupled in at another in-coupling face on another end face of the light guide. The light guide also has an out-coupling face arranged along the light propagation axis for coupling the light out, which light exits from the light guide at an exit face arranged along the light propagation axis where the total reflection condition is removed. The lighting device according to the invention is characterized in that the light guide is designed in such a manner that the light intensity distribution of the light from at least one light source exiting at the exit face has a gradient in the propagation direction of the light from the light source concerned, and a control device for the light sources (is provided in such a manner that, when the lighting device is switched on, the light sources are activated at a predefined switch-on time interval and thereby the brightness of at least one light source is modified on the basis of a ramped or stepped progression until a predefined brightness value is achieved.