Toyota is recalling 443,444 Tundra pickups in U.S. because of failing reverse lamps.

The decision to repeal waivers for the state automobile programs is a win for automakers and dealerships, who had lobbied heavily against the rules.

The Senate plans to vote this week to bar California’s landmark plan to end the sale of gasoline-only vehicles by 2035 that has been adopted by 11 other states.

The prior administration had “illegally used CAFE standards as a backdoor electric vehicle mandate — driving the price of cars up,” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said in a statement.

The goals of CARB’s ACC II regulations — 35 percent zero-emission vehicle penetration in model year 2026, 43 percent a year later and so on until 100 percent in 2035 — can’t be reached.

The recall covers 2022-24 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator SUVs.

The affected vehicles, some of which collided with chains, gates and other gate-like barriers, did not result in any injuries, Waymo said.

Republicans in the House of Representatives on May 12 proposed killing the electric vehicle tax credit and repealing fuel efficiency rules designed to prod automakers into building more zero-emission vehicles.