NYC congestion pricing fails to improve air quality, study shows

FOX Business correspondent Gerri Willis details a New York City Health Department study showing the $9 congestion pricing toll failed to improve air quality on 'America Reports.'

NYC congestion pricing failed to improve Manhattan's air quality, according to a New York City Health Department report. Although Gov. Kathy Hochul championed the controversial $9 tax to reduce smog, study measurements show pollution levels remained unchanged. Gerri Willis covers the report finding that building emissions, rather than traffic, represent the primary source of the city's pollution.