FURIOUS locals on the North Coast 500 have demanded tourists be 'blocked in with a tractor' while accusing them of hiding a warning sign. Thousands of tourists flock to the NC500 every year, but some of their behaviour gets them on the wrong side of people living there . 5 Locals on the NC500 have hit out at tourists for hiding an important sign Credit: Getty 5 The popular route has been dubbed Scotland's Route 66 Credit: Getty 5 Bad drivers and parking rows are among the issues plaguing residents Credit: Alamy The 500-mile stretch of road has been dubbed Scotland 's Route 66 and those living on it are no stranger to ignorant tourists .
Residents are plagued with bad parking, motorhomes clogging up the roads and drivers who don't know the rules of rural driving . But locals living in Durness have had repeated issues with problem tourists. One beach has now become the latest source of friction with tourists who have been accused of hiding important signs for their own benefit.
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"They're hiding the no overnight parking sign." .
