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The image displays two maps illustrating the road access changes to a city hospital between the years 2007 and 2010. In the 2007 map, the hospital is accessible via a city road leading to a ring road encompassing the hospital. Other features include a car park for staff and public, and a bus stop on the city road to the north of the hospital. The 2010 map shows some modifications: the previous car park has been divided into a smaller public car park and a separate staff car park. A bus station is now present west of the new public car park. Additionally, a roundabout has been introduced on the city road south of all the other facilities. No numerical data points, percentages, or specific scales are provided in either of the maps.
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Overall, the road system around the hospital was significantly improved over the period. The main developments included the construction of a roundabout, the separation of staff and public car parks, and the replacement of bus stops with a bus station.
In 2007, the hospital was surrounded by a ring road, which was connected to City Road by a straight access road. Along this road, there were six bus stops, three on each side. At the end of the access road, there was a single car park used by both staff and the public.
By 2010, several changes had been made. A roundabout was built at the junction of City Road and the hospital access road, improving traffic flow. The shared car park was replaced by two separate facilities: a staff car park near the hospital and a public car park to the east of the ring road. In addition, the bus stops were removed and a new bus station was constructed to the west of the hospital, connected directly to the roundabout.
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