New York leaders are gearing up for a fight with the Trump administration over the fate of congestion pricing in the largest city in the U.S. The Transportation Department on Wednesday said it rescinded its approval of the city’s recently launched tolling system in part because the program doesn’t offer drivers a toll-free option to access lower Manhattan.

A legal fight is brewing over NYC congestion pricing after the Trump administration announced it was pulling the plug.

The move could spell the end to the controversial tolling program that has been widely derided by Long Islanders.