"Drivers reported being directed onto unsuitable roads via SMS, facing excessive restrictions and fines. Payment issues persist, with pressure to accept unfavorable terms or incur penalties. Overall, the experience was significantly negative."

"Duvenbeck was a positive experience over two years. They consistently paid on time, including a vacation bonus. Salary was accurate, and rest stops were well-equipped. The truck fleet consisted of mostly newer vehicles (under 3 years old). Overall, it's a reliable company."

"A driver worked for this company for three years, and a colleague remained for five years before leaving. The driver wrote a farewell message to the company."

"After 3.5 years, the driver describes a difficult experience with constant vehicle issues (often substandard replacements), frequent transfers of belongings, and a lack of promised benefits. They experienced inconsistent pay, pressure to violate regulations, and a general decline in working conditions and driver morale. The company appears to prioritize cost-cutting over driver well-being, with a shift towards lower wages and increased fines for Ukrainian drivers. The driver also mentions a problematic recruiter who makes false promises."

"The application process seemed unfair; experienced candidates were rejected while inexperienced ones were accepted, raising questions about the company's hiring practices."

"This company seems normal compared to my previous experience at Hoptransa, where I worked for two years."