"This company is acceptable and provides work. Salary payments are reliable."

"Important! Violations of German labor laws and regulations regarding drivers, such as extending working hours beyond 15 hours for loading and shortened rest periods, are occurring. Fines are paid by the driver, due to contractual obligations, forcing them to perform tasks for which they are not paid, with constant burdens and rude remarks from office staff. The boss ignores regulatory violations, and during BAG inspections, he hides behind completed training and blames the driver, resulting in fines. Salaries are not paid on time, driver health is disregarded; accidents can occur and still the driver is forced to work. Positive reviews are false."

"I strongly advise against working for this company. Don't go there. They have strange deposits for boots, 50 euros. If you leave within a month, you pay 100 euros. Don't expect to be paid for a month. The bald recruiter is a real agent. I strongly advise against it."

"Avoid this company. The atmosphere among drivers is aggressive, with a series of deductions and a lack of employee rights. Work begins on Sunday at 7 PM from the company's base, where you're transported like a sack of potatoes to the truck. Sunday pay is not provided. After about three hours of sleep, a week-long marathon begins. If something goes wrong, you might finish on Saturday and return to the base by bus before going home."