BOSTON (WHDH) - The City of Boston will enforce multiple traffic and parking restrictions on Super Bowl Sunday.
On Feb. 5, officials said they will enforce the restrictions in the interest of public safety. Several streets across the city will be closed from about 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
“We’re asking you to behave responsibly and safely on Sunday,” said Boston Mayor Marty Walsh. “We’re asking people and to remind people there’s no public drinking, there’s no destruction of property. Depending on what happens at the end of the game, we’re asking people to not climb on structures and be very, very careful of that.”
Temporary parking restrictions will be in place in the areas of Brighton, Kenmore Square, Northeastern University, Faneuil Hall and North Station. Boston Police will also be shutting down Kenmore Square eastbound and westbound at the end of the game’s third quarter.
To view a detailed list of street closures and parking restrictions, click here.
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