For D.C., 'there will never be enough parking'

District residents drive around for hours looking for parking in their neighborhoods. Contractors working in those neighborhoods cope with stacks of parking tickets because they can’t find legal spots to park their trucks. D.C. natives go to movies in Maryland instead of downtown because the suburbs have more parking.

Such were the problems outlined for D.C. council members Wednesday at a hearing dealing with one of the city’s most in-demand resources: parking spaces.