Two women injured, taken to hospital, after a car fails to stop an intersection, causing a two car crash in Billings.

Two women suffered non-life threatening injuries Friday morning when their car was hit by another vehicle at the intersection of 56th Street West and Hesper Drive.

Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Craig Baum said the driver of a passenger car eastbound on Hesper was traveling the 60 mph speed limit when he went through a Stop sign and hit another car that was northbound on 56th. The accident happened at about 7:15 a.m.

The crash took out a Stop sign and both cars ultimately landed upright in a field on the northeast side of the intersection.

The two women, a grandmother and her granddaughter, were able to exit their car and were taken by ambulance to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries, the trooper said. The eastbound car's driver, a man, was not injured.

The accident is under investigation.