The full list of expected road closures ahead of the Tour of Britain stage through Suffolk has been announced.
Stage six of the major cycling event takes place through on Sunday, September 8 with the race starting in Lowestoft and ending in Felixstowe.
East Suffolk Council will be closing some roads, as well as suspending parking in some areas of towns and villages along the route to ensure safety.
There will also be a rolling road closure in operation for about 15 minutes before the estimated time of arrival until 10 minutes after the last rider has passed.
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Signs are in place where on-street parking restrictions will apply and residents and visitors are asked to remove vehicles before the restrictions come into place the day of the event.
East Suffolk councillor Seamus Bennett said: "The Tour of Britain Men is the biggest professional cycling race in the country and we have work hard to secure the return of the event to East Suffolk.
"We do understand that the temporary road closures and parking suspensions are likely to be inconvenient for residents.
"However, these restrictions are for a short time and are essential to ensure the safety of riders and all those who come out to enjoy this major international sorting event.
"I would like to thank residents for their understanding and support."
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Lowestoft
The roads will be closed between 10.30am and 11am:
B1532 from A47 to Royal Terrace
Royal Terrace
Parking will be suspended between 9am and midday on:
Marine Parade outside No. 6
Claremont Road from Wellington Esplanade to London Road South
London Road South opposite KFC
Carlton Colville
Parking will be suspended between 9am and midday on:
Lowestoft Road/The Street
Hall Road
Mutford
Parking will be suspended on Church Road between 9am and midday
Beccles
Parking will be suspended between 9am and midday on:
Smallgate
Saltgate/The Walk
New Market
Ballygate
Peasenhall
Parking will be suspended on Hackney Road from Church Street to Russell Court between 9am and 1pm.
Framlingham
Parking will be suspended between 9am and 1.30pm on:
Saxmundham Road/B1119
Castle Street
Church Street
Market Hill/Bridge Street
College Road/B1116
Saxmundham
Parking will be suspended on Mill Road/Chantry Road between 9am and 1.30pm.
Leiston
Parking will be suspended on Waterloo Avenue/B1119 between Church Road and Waterloo Mews from 8am until 1.45pm
Thorpeness
Parking will be suspended on The Whinlands/B1353/The Haven between 9am and 2pm
Aldeburgh
Parking will be suspended on Victoria Road between 9am and 2.30pm
Tunstall
Parking will be suspended on Ashe Road/B1078 between 9am and 2.30pm
Wickham Market
Parking will be suspended between 9am and 2.30pm on:
High Street/B1438 between Lower Street and Broad Street
Broad Street
Grundisburgh
Parking will be suspended between 9am and 3pm on:
Woodbridge Road/The Green/The Street/Rose Hill
Ipswich Road up to Post Mill Gardens
Martlesham
Parking will be suspended between 9am and 3.30pm on Bealings Road from Main Road to the entrance to Willow Brook House
Trimley St Martin and Trimley St Mary
Parking will be suspended on High Road from Howlett Way to High Street/Garrison Lane between 11am and 3.30pm
Felixstowe
Sea Road will be closed and parking will be suspended between 6pm on Saturday, September 7 until 11.59pm on Sunday, September 8.
On the day of the event parking will be suspended between 12.01am and 11.59pm on:
Micklegate Road
Beach Station Road
Sea Road
Cavendish Street
Manning Road
Undercliff Road West from Convalescent Hill to Spa Pavilion
A one-way system will be in place eastbound along Undercliff Road West from Langer Road to Convalescent Hill until 2pm, when the road will close until 5pm.
Parking will also be suspended between 11am and 3.30pm on Sunday, September 8 on Garrison Lane and Langer Road.
Across the weekend all short stay car parks in Felixstowe will become long stay car parks will all-day parking available.
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