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The route will be closed to traffic rail travel in canada from the early hours of Sunday morning until late afternoon. Bus and train companies are also planning for the extra people in Calderdale and Huddersfield as spectators will get to the best spots early to see the race.
The roads usually remain open for walkers and cyclists long after they have been shut to traffic but spectators have been get in position early, as the Tour Publicity Caravan drives along the route about two hours ahead of the riders.
A council spokesman said: “The athletes and their support vehicles need plenty of space so there will be no parking on the race route. In the coming weeks we will get in touch with people who live on the route giving more information and alternative parking options.
Clr Tim Swift, the leader of Calderdale Council , said: “We are looking rail travel in canada forward to welcoming the Tour de France in Calderdale; it will be a fantastic day for the region. We are releasing road closure information early to allow everyone to start planning now how they can make the most of this amazing event.
“Arrangements will be made to ensure access for emergency and care services are maintained on race day. We are working in partnership with the race organisers, emergency services, emergency planning, housing associations and health care providers to ensure that all essential services can carry on during the event.”
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