Advanced Stop Box: An area in front of a general traffic lane on
an approach to a signalised intersection to raise awareness of cyclists
by motorists and to give priority to cyclists over other traffic for a
particular manoeuvre.
Adelaide Rd stop boxes, WellingtonResources
Austroads Part 14 - Bicycles
Austroads Guide To Traffic Engineering Practice - Part 14 Bicycles
(frequently known as Austroads Part 14) provides guidelines for road
authorities, engineers, planners and designers involved in the planning
and construction of cycling facilities. It also represents a
comprehensive resource document on the issues associated with cycling.
The Guide is intended to provide a basis for national uniformity in
planning and designing for bicycle use.
MOTSAM (Manual of Traffic Signs and Markings)
This is the official manual with road marking specifications. Part 2 (Markings), Section 3.18.08 deals with ADVANCED STOP BOXES.
http://www.transit.govt.nz/content_files/technical/ManualSection48_FileN...
Designing
Signalised Intersections for Cyclists
This paper will discuss the various
design elements needed for achieving continuous on-street cycle
facilities at signalised intersections.
Cycle network and route planning guide
page 23, NEW ZEALAND SUPPLEMENT TO THE AUSTROADS
GUIDE TO TRAFFIC ENGINEERING PRACTICE
PART 14: BICYCLES
http://www.transit.govt.nz/content_files/technical/ManualSection42_FileN...
THE MARKING OF ADVANCED CYCLE LANES AND ADVANCED STOP BOXES at SIGNALISED INTERSECTIONS, Research Project
Alix Newman, Cycle Planning Officer
Christchurch City Council, Version 2: 30 May 2002
http://www.ccc.govt.nz/Cycling/CycleMaps/DesignOfSignalisedIntersections...