The two maps below show road access to a city hospital in 2007 and in 2010.

The two pictures compare the layout of accessing a city hospital via roads, in 2007 and in 2010.

Overall

, it is noticeable that the access

road

underwent substantial changes which led to the reconstruction of some new infrastructures,

such

as a bus station, two roundabouts

as well as

separating the staff car pack from the public car park. In terms of redevelopment,

although

the ring

road

retained its functionality in 2010, it was featured with a public car park, to the east of the city hospital and a roundabout to the immediate south of it.

Furthermore

, the area that accommodated both staff and public cars in 2007, was exclusively designated for staff vehicles, maintaining its access through the north of its site. Regarding the public transportation system, there was an array of bus stops on either side of the hospital

road

in 2007.

However

,

according to

the remarkable changes throughout these three years they were clustered together and replaced by a bus station on the west side of the hospital

road

, providing access to both the city

road

, in the south and the ring

road

, running along the north via two roundabouts, constructed on the north and south side of Hospital

road

.