"The referral bonus was misleading, with drivers being told they weren't needed or that payment was issued. Home time is inconsistent, often requiring extended hotel stays. Pay varies significantly between routes, with local drivers earning more. Initial promises, like flowers, weren't kept. Driving distances are fixed, parking is difficult, and schedules are inflexible. Contract terms are not honored, reducing off-time. Requests for home time were denied, and the company insisted on hostel stays. Vehicle maintenance is poor, fuel costs are unclear, and refueling errors result in financial penalties."

"After relocating and working for six months, the job involves constant travel between Scandinavia and Spain. Work is demanding, requiring drivers to remain standing throughout shifts, often without adequate time for loading, unloading, or meals. Fuel consumption is high, and ton-kilometer calculations complicate fuel tracking. Daily pay is 70 euros, with departure and arrival days combined, and no bonuses. Truck assignments vary, with monthly returns to base unpaid, and additional charges for missed returns. Local work pays poorly, and drivers are responsible for their own communication costs. Shifts frequently exceed 1600 km, and a Latvia-Holland-Latvia route offers a higher daily rate but is rarely assigned. Overall, the experience feels like a change in name only, with significantly increased workload."