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The image depicts two diagrams titled "City Hospital 2007" and "City Hospital 2010." In 2007, the hospital is surrounded by a Ring Road with a single car park labeled "staff and public" to the southeast, with a bus stop situated along City Road to the east. Three smaller roads connect to the main road outside the hospital premises. By 2010, a significant restructuring shows the same Ring Road around the hospital, with two distinct car parks labeled "Public car park" to the northeast and "Staff car park" to the southeast. A new circular roundabout and a bus station have been added to the southwest along City Road. The original three smaller roads have been replaced by this new, organized infrastructure, indicating improved access and facilities surrounding City Hospital.
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The provided picture depicts the adjustment of the net road network to local city hospital. Not only did the authority also construct numerous remarkable ameliorations but the authority also constructed new facilities in regards of public convenience.
At a glance, it appears near to be seen that staff and public seem to compulsorily utilize the same car park, which presumably causes an inconvenience as well as irrational irritation.
In order to enhance the workflow as well as the stay experience and specify the workers as well as public sector, the authority also adds the ingeniously separated two car parks, the first one is for staff and the second one, which is next to the public sector.
Nonetheless, they also construct two new roundabouts at two interchange to calibrate vehicle speed and the safety of people last but not least, the authority add a new bus station to create a manifoldness of hospital accessibility which enormously alleviates the stagnancies of the origin
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