"Night shifts pay poorly (around $300 for a full shift). The work involves cabotage in England, often for Amazon. Drivers don't receive full payment immediately, and home time is inconsistent (around 45 days off every three weeks, or less). Weekend loads are possible, and drivers may not receive the required 9-hour rest. Excessive wait times for loading (24-66 hours) are common, restricting movement from the truck. Drivers may be woken up at night for work and parked in industrial areas or on the road without access to paid parking. Assignments in England last 2-4 weeks. There are issues with tachograph violations. Home time is prioritized over rest. Scheduling is inflexible. After returning home for two weeks, drivers are often pressured to return to work quickly. While some trucks are new, many are poorly maintained or broken. Trailers are primarily reefer and often old and unreliable. The company avoids responsibility for violations, and drivers are penalized for damages (up to €6000"