Parking restrictions planned in S. Boston

Headed to St. Patrick’s Day festivities in South Boston on Sunday? Do yourself a favor and leave the car at home.

The annual St. Patrick’s Day parade will kick off in South Boston at 1 p.m. on Sunday, and the St. Patrick’s Day Road Race begins on West Sixth Street at 11 a.m.

City officials are encouraging paradegoers to walk, bike, or take the Red Line to Broadway station.

Here are the parking restrictions on Sunday around South Boston.

Both sides of Dorchester Avenue from Gillette Park to Old Colony Avenue

Both sides on Dorchester Street to Damrell Street

Both sides of Foundry Street from Greenbaum Street to Dorchester Avenue

Both sides of West Second Street from Dorchester Avenue to A Street

Both sides of A Street from Binford Street to West Second Street

Both sides of Binford Street, heading northwest to the end of A Street at 45 Binford St.

Both sides of West Fourth Street from A Street to Dorchester Avenue

Both sides of West Broadway from Dorchester Avenue to Dorchester Street

Both sides of East Broadway from Dorchester Street to P Street

Both sides of P Street from East Broadway to East Fourth Street

Both sides of East Fourth Street from P Street to K Street

Both sides of K Street from East Fourth Street to East Fifth Street

Both sides of East Fifth Street from K Street to G Street

Both sides of G Street from East Fifth Street to 96 G St.

Both sides to the south of Thomas Park (opposite normal traffic flow) from G Street to Telegraph Street

Both sides of Telegraph Street from Thomas Park to Dorchester Street

Both sides of Dorchester Street from Telegraph Street to Dorchester Avenue

E Street at West Broadway Street on the West Third Street sidej

L Street at East Broadway on the East Third Street side

Old Colony Avenue at Dorchester Street on the inbound side