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The image depicts two maps showing changes in road access to a city hospital in 2007 and in 2010. In 2007, the city hospital is accessible via Ring Road, with three bus stops located on each side of the Hospital Road stretching from the Ring Road down to the City Road. The map shows a single car park for both staff and the public on the eastern side of Hospital Road. In 2010, modifications include the introduction of a roundabout intersection on both ends of Hospital Road at the Ring Road and City Road, a new bus station situated on the western side of Hospital Road connected to the roundabouts, and separate car parks: a public car park to the east of the hospital accessed via the Ring Road and a staff car park at the existing location.
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The provided maps illustrate the changes to the hospital’s entrance area between 2007 and 2010.
Overall, it is noticeable that the hospital’s surrounding area underwent significant transformations, including road improvements and infrastructure modernization. Notably, two opposite roundabouts and a bus station between them were added, while the existing car park was divided into public and staff parking areas.
Along Hospital Road, six bus stops were removed. In their place, roundabouts were constructed at the northern and southern ends of the road, connecting it to Ring Road. From these circles, diagonal roads were built leading to a new western bus terminal. Furthermore, the parking zone, originally located on the right side of the main road for both staff and the public, was separated into distinct parking lots. By 2010, the car park for employees remained in its original location, whereas the general car park was relocated to the eastern part of the hospital grounds, adjacent to Ring Road.
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