"The trucks are in poor condition, with newer models being used vehicles. Pay was initially lower than expected, with the first month's earnings at 1100 euros, and a maximum salary of 1300 euros."

"ZARUBA is a deceptive company. Earnings are unreliable, and contracts are frequently changed to avoid paying drivers for wait times. The trucks are poorly maintained. Drivers are forced to sign disadvantageous contracts involving material agreements, corporate bonds, and deductions from insurance assessments. Expect legal issues and constant problems."

"This company lures drivers in with promises but operates on a deceptive cycle. Drivers are often left without pay, forced to sign agreements for unexpected expenses like insurance and cargo costs, and pay high fees for communication. Expect hidden charges and potential debt upon departure."