"The work can be unpredictable, with some days calm and others demanding. Pay is reliable, including bonuses. Overall, I would recommend this company."

"The company pays around 15,500 zlotys every two weeks, with bonuses for language skills, years of service, and holidays (totaling 700 euros). Trucks are mostly newer Mercedes, though some older Volvos remain. Pay is a minimum of 400 zlotys plus daily bonuses for various tasks. There's also an eco-driving competition."

"The initial two weeks involve a probationary period with stringent requirements. Following this, securing a driver position seems dependent on fulfilling unusual requests. Dispatcher turnover was high, and drivers felt pressured to work quickly. A mandatory test cost 400 zlotys, and delays with paperwork were common. Payment issues arose, with only partial compensation received."

"This company is a disaster. They push drivers to speed and stand, constantly interrupt rest breaks, and handle loading/unloading during driving time. Pay is significantly reduced, with only the base amount of 2100 zlotys (14700 hryvnias) paid monthly."

"Avoid this company. They promise consistent work but frequently change assignments, sometimes requiring travel in a passenger car. Drivers experience long periods of inactivity waiting for trucks. The company's practices are highly problematic."

"This company is highly problematic. The dispatcher, Marek Walczak, is a major source of stress, manipulating routes and pay. Fuel reimbursement is unfair, with inflated calculations. Vehicle maintenance is severely lacking, often requiring drivers to risk driving on worn tires while transporting hazardous materials. Home time is unpredictable, with frequent last-minute route changes that disrupt personal plans. The company provides infrequent car acceptance and long commutes to the truck."

"The onboarding process was smooth, with paperwork completed within a month. I spent two weeks assisting with car washes and then underwent a two-week tanker training internship before starting regular work."

"I do not recommend this company. Drivers are underpaid and treated with disrespect by dispatchers and coordinators. The trucks are often dirty, raising concerns about hygiene. High turnover leads to abrupt terminations. Seeking employment with smaller, more organized companies is advised for better appreciation and respect."