Some drivers report being delayed on rural Scottish roads after caravans towing holiday homes continue at low speeds and do not pull over when asked, creating long queues behind them.
In commentary pieces published by the Mail Online and the Daily Mail, the writer describes a trip on a B-road where caravans appear to move at around 25 mph, requiring other vehicles to wait while the caravan negotiates bends and limited passing places. The articles argue that towing tourers should make more room for faster traffic.
Both outlets focus on the same type of roadside frustration, but their framing is largely opinion-based and centered on the individual experience of the author rather than on enforcement data, official guidance, or interviews with caravan owners or haulage operators. Neither source provides independent verification of driver behaviour on the roads discussed.
Overall, the reports reflect a public complaint about shared-road interactions in tourist areas, while the specific circumstances described remain attributable to the writers’ accounts.
