The provided maps illustrate the modifications made to the road access and facilities surrounding City Hospital over a three-year period from 2007 to 2010.
Overall, the hospital area experienced substantial structural changes, including the addition of roundabouts, the construction of a dedicated bus station, and the segregation of public and staff parking areas.
In 2007, access to the hospital was provided via Hospital Road, which connected the Ring Road to City Road. At that time, bus stops were situated along both sides of Hospital Road, and a single car park served both staff and the public on the eastern side of the road. By 2010, the layout had been transformed. Two roundabouts were installed on Hospital Road, one near the hospital entrance and another at the junction with City Road. The bus stops were replaced by a larger bus station located on the west side of Hospital Road.
Furthermore, the parking arrangements were significantly altered. The original combined car park was replaced by a dedicated staff car park on the east side of Hospital Road. Simultaneously, a new, separate public car park was constructed to the east of the Ring Road, providing improved access for visitors.