If a plane lands vertically in a strong headwind, what will the pilot do to exit the runway?
If you're in a situation where you can "land vertically" (I assume that means you are landing into a headwind equal in velocity to your landing airspeed), then it's simply dangerous for an aircraft to be anywhere on the ground without being properly tied down. Even if you were able to turn the aircraft, it would probably be lifted into the air again as the wind caught the fuselage broadside.