The diagrams illustrate the maps of a town hospital and compare its roadway entrance in 2007 and 2010.
Overall, there was quite a few developments done to the road access over the period of three years. The principal change was the construction of two roundabouts and a bus station connected to both of them. The parking was also expanded and segregated for public and staff.
In 2007, the city hospital was surrounded by a ring road and straight road leading to the city road. There were two car park areas, for public and staff, on the entrance of the hospital at each side of the hospital road.
However, there had been some developments in the infrastructure over the years. In 2010, the two roundabouts had been constructed at each end of the hospital road and a bus station had been built, replacing the car park in the west of it, which linked with both roundabouts. Furthermore, the west parking area had been shifted to the east side of the city hospital, restricted for public only. The parking lot south of the hospital remained, however, it had been exclusively reserved for staff.