Are U.S. Supply Chains Ready for Drone Warfare | Freight Expectations @FreightWaves
Are U.S. Supply Chains Ready for Drone Warfare | Freight Expectations  @FreightWaves
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
On this episode of Freight Expectations, Craig Fuller and Matthew Leffler dig into the latest fight over federal trucking regulation, including the push to make English-language proficiency an out-of-service violation and the broader battle between states and the federal government over commercial driver records.

But the conversation takes a much bigger turn as Craig and Matt examine the growing threat of drone warfare to supply chains. From refineries and airports to warehouses, rail yards and ports, they explore how inexpensive, widely available drone technology could create enormous disruption to critical logistics infrastructure—and why businesses may be poorly prepared for a threat that hasn't happened to them yet.
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