For the first time ever, the New York City Half Marathon will zip over the Brooklyn Bridge this Sunday. Over 27,000 athletes will run the streets of New York City on Saturday, completing the 13.1-mile course that starts in Brooklyn and ends in Manhattan.

For drivers, that means road closures as early as midnight in some areas, with major streets remaining closed into the afternoon.

Here's what you need to know about what streets will be closed and where parking will be restricted ahead of Sunday's NYC Half Marathon.