The two maps below show road access to a city hospital in 2007 and in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided maps depict alterations in

road

access to a City Hospital between 2007 and 2010.

Overall

, during

this

period, Hospital

Road

witnessed notable infrastructural enhancements, including the introduction of roundabouts and a reorganization of parking facilities, all aimed at improving traffic flow and accessibility for visitors. In 2007, a single straight thoroughfare, Hospital

Road

, served as the primary route leading to City Hospital. Adjacent to

this

, on the east, was an amalgamated parking area designated for both public and staff usage. Opposite

this

parking space, a series of six bus stops were situated in close succession along the

road

. By 2010, substantial modifications had been made to enhance traffic flow and accessibility. Most notably, two roundabouts were introduced to streamline vehicular movement: one at the commencement of Hospital

Road

and another intersecting with Ring

Road

. These roundabouts provided direct access to a bus stop situated on the western side. In an effort to organize parking, distinct zones were delineated for staff and the public.

While

the staff parking remained in its original position on the eastern side, the public parking was repositioned closer to

City

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Hospital, thereby facilitating easier access for visitors.