Which of the following is NOT included in the definition of occupying?

In the context of the question, "occupying" typically refers to the act of using a vehicle rather than merely owning it. Owning a vehicle signifies legal ownership but does not necessarily indicate that the individual is currently using or operating it. For example, someone could own a vehicle but not be driving or using it at any given time.

In contrast, leasing a vehicle, using it for business, and borrowing a vehicle all imply active engagement and utilization of the vehicle. These actions involve physically being in or using the vehicle, which aligns with the common understanding of occupying a vehicle. Thus, the correct answer identifies ownership as distinct from the act of occupying because it does not imply active use.