I would say health insurance. And before if not, then maybe home owners or renters insurance. Car insurance would be the least likely.
Most policies say that the injury has to arise from the "use, maintenance or operation" of the vehicle. If the way you were injured falls under any of those, your auto medical or No Fault should apply. If you just happened to be injured while sitting in the car (one example,a person burned themselves with a cigarette), then health should apply
I work for a healthcare subrogation company so I deal with this all the time. Technically, under some auto policies, they can be responsible for injuries related to your vehicle even if it's not running and in your driveway (ex. loading/unloading, getting in/out, working on it, etc.). If that's not the case, the health insurance would be responsible.
Driveway gates can serve multiples purposes. First, it can prevent other drivers from using the driveway to turn around, thus preventing markings on the cement. Second, it can prevent children from running out into the street. And third, it can prevent potential car thieves from entering the driveway to steal a car.
In some cases you could be Baker Acted for running away. If the police or medical services determine that you might be a danger to yourself or to others, they could recommend that you are Baker Acted.
You should never run barefoot! Not even if it's in your own driveway or anything. It's unhealthy and very unsafe. You might run over a nail, rock or glass and could get your foot infected or seriously injure yourself. www.runningnut.com/avoiding-barefoot-running-injuries/ has many helpful tips to avoid injuries while barefoot running, if you're that adamant in doing it.
Yeah!
Perhaps the cooling fan is running?
In the UK there are several types of insurance that are mandatory when running a business
Insurance for the family if one of the adults running the household dies.
If you have just had a baby without medical help and you are bleeding you should call an ambulance and take yourself and the baby to hospital as soon as possible.
It should if your insurance company finds out about it before your renewal.
It does not hurt because you are not running hard enough. You have to exert yourself.
No, Your Homeowners Insurance covers your Home. Your car Insurance covers you vehicle.
You may or may not want to consider having insurance on a car that isn't running.