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The image consists of two diagrams detailing the current and proposed road systems. In the "Road System as it is now" diagram, it shows a City Road intersecting with Forest Road and River Road, with Lane connecting to River Road; there are 9 houses (3 along City Road, 2 along Forest Road, 4 along River Road), and 4 frequent accident spots (2 on Forest Road, 1 on City Road, 1 at the intersection of City Road and Forest Road). In the "Proposed Road System in future" diagram, it indicates the introduction of a roundabout at the intersection of City Road, Forest Road, and River Road; additional connecting paths from Lane directly to the roundabout; 9 houses remain in the same locations and 4 new traffic lights at key junctions (1 at the school's exit to City Road, 1 at the intersection of Lane and River Road, 1 on Forest Road before the roundabout, and 1 on City Road before the roundabout).
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The diagrams illustrate a road system in the present and the plan changed in the future to alleviate the tally of accidents.
It is clear that school and a supermarket will remain unchanged. In contrast, a roundabout and traffic lights will be added. Meanwhile, the new road system will be more organized and easier to navigate. Additionally, the houses will be shifted to near the intersection.
In the northwest, the school will be maintained at the same location. Moreover, the traffic lights system will be installed in the crossroads of City Road and Lown Lane. Nearby, the complex of houses will be moved with the same size.
In the northeast, the road to the supermarket will be differently changed, while the supermarket will be located in the same situation. Conversely, a roundabout will be added in the middle of the road integration. In addition, the road merge will be comprehensively made.
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