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Call for help immediatley.
The driver who ran over you should be aware that he or she hit you, so that person should call 911 to get medial help. While help is on the way, the driver should get any part of cloth to stop any bleeding.
Do NOT try to move and tell the driver not to try to move you; if any bones are broken, moving you will only make it worse. Make sure to stay stiff and still until help arrives.
After the medial help arrives, you should be fine from then on.
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