"BBC Scotland asked each of Scotland's 32 local authorities how much they had paid out to the public in compensation due to claims arising from road defects, such as potholes, in the past five years."
Fife Council apparently only paid out £9,409 in compensation. One of the smallest amounts paid out by any local authority in the whole of Scotland, but a bit more than the £55 paid out by Shetland Council.
But do you believe that Fife's roads are so good that drivers aren't hitting pot holes? Or is it just that the Council isn't paying out on enough claims?
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