The Georgetown Dish posted a video yesterday of Adrian Fenty and Vincent Gray (and Leo Alexander) answering a parking question at a Friday debate.

From sonya bernhardt on Vimeo.

Both Fenty’s and Gray’s answers encompass their views on many transit issues, and both are very reassuring. Fenty defends the “science” of creating “turnover” in parking, and Gray defends “smart growth” and “transit-oriented development.”

Editor’s note: If you’re completely sick of politics by now, the rest of the posts today (barring some unforeseen change) will be covering interesting urbanist topics unrelated to politics. So go vote early, then come back to talk about parks, road safety and more.

Ken Archer is CTO of a software firm in Tysons Corner. He commutes to Tysons by bus from his home in Georgetown, where he lives with his wife and son.  Ken completed a Masters degree in Philosophy from The Catholic University of America.