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The image depicts two maps displaying road access alterations and infrastructural modifications surrounding a city hospital in the years 2007 and 2010. In 2007, the hospital is accessible via a single main road, named Hospital Road, running north to southeast, intersecting with City Road. Three bus stops are positioned along Hospital Road leading towards a solitary staff and public car park on the eastern section adjacent to the hospital grounds. By 2010, multiple structural adjustments are apparent: Hospital Road now features a newly added roundabout at each end, with a separate bus station introduced southwest of these roundabouts, indicating a separation from the main thoroughfare. Additionally, a dedicated staff car park is introduced south of the bus station, and the original mixed-use car park is converted exclusively for public use. A ring road circles the hospital, offering access routes to the updated parking areas and public car parks, emphasizing improved traffic flow and user access differentiation.
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This image compares the city hospital road access in 2007 and its altered version in 2010. As you can clearly see there has been a few significant changes to the roads.
In 2007, the facility was very simple. It had a shared car park between staff and public, there was also a bus stop which was relatively close to the hospital but not ideal since it does not have its own area.
In 3 years, the improvements are really impressive. One thing that has been modified is that the staff and public have separate parking areas. Another improvement noticed is that there is a bus station near the hospital which makes it easier to access. The roads have also been improved with adding two roundabouts which were not there in 2007.
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