"The work schedule is unpredictable, and drivers may experience indefinite delays. The company operates with Lithuanian and German entities, requiring drivers to cover their own visa/residence permit costs (around 60 euros annually) and transportation to work. Pay is based on kilometers, starting at 55 euros per month, and reports take months to process, delaying full payment. Drivers cover expenses from advances and bear full responsibility, with limited support from the office. Truck condition is new, but damage repairs are costly (300 euros). Routes include Germany, Belgium, Holland, France, Italy, and Denmark."

"Drivers report being pressured to violate work and rest schedules, leading to frequent violations and stress. New drivers are particularly vulnerable, and experienced drivers struggle to avoid penalties. The job is considered not worth the time commitment despite a positive facade from the office."

"I agree with previous reviews; this company is very poor. The work is careless and unreliable, and pay is uncertain. Avoid this company."

"The company's practices are highly problematic. They frequently withhold payments or extra compensation, and promises made by the office aren't kept when it's time to pay drivers. The pay is extremely low, especially considering the location. Drivers have little control over their routes, and are charged for essential expenses. Overall, it's an exploitative environment."