An entire family went to the hospital Monday afternoon with only minor injuries after their Toyota Sequoia flipped over twice and caused two other drivers to crash.

Police investigators said a woman driving the Sequoia ran the red light heading South on Kansas.

A man driving an Isuzu eastward on Wyoming hit her, causing her to flip the Sequoia.

Then another man driving a truck eastward ran into the Isuzu.

El Paso police Officer Sonia Armitage said, “This is caused by somebody running a red light. Fortunately everyone was wearing their seat belts. There were children in the Sequia that rolled over. A child was in its car seats. Everyone was seat-belted in and that's what caused them to have just minor injuries."

Members of the family went to different hospitals to get checked out, including an infant and a young boy.

The drivers of the other two trucks refused medical treatment.

One driver said he didn't have a choice but to hit the other truck.