The two maps illustrate the layout changes to the entrance of City Hospital between 2007 and 2010.
Overall, the maps reveal significant alterations in the road layout and infrastructure around the hospital. Notable changes include the construction of a new bus station, the addition of two roundabouts, and the relocation and separation of the car parks for staff and public use.
In 2007, the hospital was accessed via Hospital Road, which connected to City Road. The entrance to the hospital grounds was from Hospital Road, where there was a shared car park for both staff and the public located on the east side of the road. The city hospital was encircled by a ring road which provided access to various hospital departments.
By 2010, several major developments had taken place. Two roundabouts were introduced, one at the junction of City Road and Hospital Road, and another at the entrance to the ring road. These changes improved traffic flow and accessibility. A new bus station was constructed on the west side of Hospital Road, providing better public transport access. Additionally, the car parks were separated, with a dedicated staff car park located on the southeast side of the hospital grounds and a new public car park situated to the east. The entrance to the ring road from the car parks remained unchanged, but the overall accessibility and functionality of the area were significantly enhanced.
These modifications reflect a comprehensive effort to improve traffic management and accessibility to City Hospital, addressing both practical needs and the convenience of staff and visitors.