A CAMPERVAN driver has divided opinion between North Coast 500 locals over a major driving blunder.
The tourist's actions on the road has left Facebook users flocking to the comments after snaps were uploaded to the social media platform.
Fuming NC500 locals have blasted the motorist after they were pictured driving on the wrong side of the road along the popular route.
The snaps show a silver campervan driving on the right-hand side of the road in Durness, rather than the left-hand side.
One person commented: "999 report the vehicle. They are driving into oncoming traffic."
Another added: "If they can't drive safely in our country then they shouldn't be driving here.
"There have been so many fatal accidents on our roads, I have no doubt some of them caused by driving on the wrong side of the road."
While a third added: "This happened to us twice in one day! Luckily no human injury, just their wing mirror but it’s only a matter of time till there is a fatality."
However, a number of Facebook users defended the tourist, saying it's an easy mistake to make.
One person commented: "It’s a mistake. If you have ever driven abroad - it’s very easy to momentarily forget.
"Why report to the police - what on earth will they do? The friendly thing to do would be to flag down and advise in a friendly way. They are foreigners visiting our country."
A second wrote: "Very easy mistake, being American and travelling between the UK and the US many times a year would not be the first time I have driven out of Miami car hire places on the wrong side of the road.
"They will quickly realise when they see a car coming at them head on."
And another added: "Easy to do. As mentioned in a previous post, a local in the North West bought signs himself and installed them on road signs all over this area."
It comes after an NC500 camper was spotted pitching up a tent in a BUS STOP along the popular tourist route.
A photo of the bizarre incident was uploaded to Facebook and has since divided opinions between locals.
Independent councillor Duncan Macpherson snapped the tourist who set up camp in a bus stop 10 miles south of Inverness.
The small green tent can be seen inside the shelter, with a bike leaning up against it.
And furious locals blasted "car camping" NC500 tourists after they took over a bus shelter and turned it into a makeshift kitchen.
The holidaymakers were snapped with dishes, water bottles and cooking equipment strewn across the inside of the shelter.