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A cycle reservoir between two stop lines at a junction.
Also known as: Bike box, Cycle reservoir, ASL, Box for bikes at the lights
An advanced stop line puts cyclists in front of stopped traffic at a signal, in a marked box between two white lines. It works by making cyclists visible to drivers before both move off, which is when the collisions it addresses happen.
Denotes a marked area at a signalled junction that cyclists may occupy ahead of motor traffic, bounded by two transverse stop lines.
Contexts: Public information
Addresses the specific hazard of a turning vehicle failing to see a cyclist alongside it, by placing the cyclist in front where they are visible.
Contexts: Public information
Is entered by cyclists through a marked feeder lane or from the near side, and motor vehicles crossing the first stop line commit an offence in jurisdictions that enforce it.
Contexts: Public information
A rectangular area of carriageway between two transverse white stop lines, marked with a bicycle symbol and often surfaced in a contrasting colour.