Hundreds of people are expected to take part in a vigil to mark the one-year anniversary of Yassar Yaqub being shot dead by police.
Yassar, 28, of Crosland Moor, was shot dead by police on the M62 slip road at Ainley Top at just after 6pm on January 2 last year.
His parents Mohammed and Safia will lead the vigil, which is expected to see about 200 people gather in his memory, at the side of the road where Yassar was shot.
The couple said they want people to pay tribute to their son but don't intend any disruption.
The weighbridge at Ainley Top will be open for motorists to park their cars and police will be in attendance to help people cross the road.
For latest updates on the vigil follow our blog
Yassar's dad has a message for Facebook critics
Mr Yaqub challenges critics on Facebook to engage him in conversation and GROW UP
Mohammed Yaqub thanks everyone for attending the vigil for his son and a prayer is heard
Candles, banners and relatively free-flowing traffic at the vigil
Not everybody happy with the vigil or our coverage
Balloon release
Anti-racism banners on display
Balloons and candles
More video of Yassar's dad
More video of the vigil
Live video from the vigil
Yassar's dad and wife speak to our reporter at the vigil
Video from the vigil
50 people at vigil so far
Our reporter Andrew Robinson says there are about 50 people at the vigil so far
Candle tribute
Yassar's dad speaks at the vigil
Stand Up to Racism at the vigil
Family and friends light candles
Vigil underway
This is what the family said earlier
Slip-road could be closed until 7pm
Highways are now saying the slip-road could be closed until 7pm
In-depth analysis of the case
To mark the one-year anniversary we have produced a digital in-depth analysis of the case
200 people expected
We spoke to Yassar’s family earlier today and they said up to 200 people could attend the vigil
