"This company is highly problematic. Drivers report constant deceptive practices and unfair fuel deductions based on unrealistic standards. There's a lack of respect for drivers, and the trucks and trailers are poorly maintained, with drivers expected to cover repair costs. The company relies on inexperienced drivers, creating a negative work environment."

"While there were some challenges like retraining and vehicle issues, the company ultimately honored their payments. Although the initial payment was delayed, they did eventually settle the debt. The experience was acceptable, and whether it's right for others is a personal decision."

"While not the ideal company, Bianca's offers stable employment. Vehicle changes do occur, though less frequently now. Consistent and timely pay is a definite positive. It's a workable situation for those seeking a job."

"Drivers experience constant confusion with pay deductions and frequent truck changes. The company recently acquired tandem trailers, but pay remains the same regardless of trailer type, and is actually below market rates. Not recommended."

"This company started well for an internship, but the experience has declined recently."

"This company misrepresented their pay. Despite my five years of experience, I was promised 300 zl per day but consistently received 255 zl. Frequent inexperienced interns caused issues and extra pay wasn't provided. Experienced drivers quickly leave after their first paycheck, and I plan to do the same."

"This company is highly problematic. Drivers report being scammed, earning little to no money, and facing excessive fines and constant pressure to drive long hours, even with multiple drivers."

"Payments are consistently late, with deductions for tire wear. The initial three months lack proper support, and the pay is very low, even for experienced European drivers."

"The pay isn't the best, but the rate difference between the initial trial period and after is minimal (around 300 zlotys). There's a probationary period, and drivers need to demonstrate experience in Europe. The instructions from management are inconsistent and unclear."

"Worked for the company for four months."