"I am concerned about reports of exploitation and illegal activity within this company. A colleague was arrested for drug trafficking, allegedly involving the director. The company abandoned the driver in jail, leaving his family with five children and no means of support. Be cautious."

"Transavis forced me to live in a truck with a malfunctioning climate control system for 131 days. The mechanic, Valdas, was unprofessional and dismissive, suggesting I simply dress warmer and continue working silently. After my contract, the promised payment was significantly lower than expected. The company treats Ukrainian and Belarusian employees differently, and Asian employees experience mistreatment and different pricing. This company is terrible and I do not recommend it."

"I agree with all the negative reviews about this company. Four weeks were enough for me to understand that it's impossible to work there. Workdays and pay are not calculated starting from the arrival date (Friday), but only from Monday."

"This is a decent company. I've worked here for over 4 years and haven't experienced any major issues. The concerns about tires and other small items mentioned in previous reviews are now common across most trucking companies. Pay is reliable and on schedule. Driver swaps follow the schedule. I've never had to pay for an English visa out of pocket."

"Avoid Transavis! They scam new drivers, especially those unfamiliar with Europe. Do not sign any documents, particularly in Lithuanian. Be wary of their banking procedures; they may misuse your funds. Mechanics prioritize speed over safety, and the company offers no support once you're on the road. This is a fraudulent operation."

"This company is a disaster. After 65 days, I was shorted around 2000 euros and they even revoked my residency permit! They fail to honor agreements."

"This company is terrible and doesn't keep its promises. Don't believe a word they say."

"The company is standard; payment is reliable if you perform well, but mistakes may result in shared earnings. I've worked here for two years and am generally satisfied. The only downside is the demanding workload, occasionally requiring 90-hour workweeks. If you prioritize rest, expect conflict with management."

"I completely agree with everyone. This company is built on deception. They force overtime, violate work schedules, expect drivers to change their own tires and batteries, and offer no help when drivers are in trouble, instead pushing them onward and then collecting insurance payouts. The management excels at deceiving drivers and taking their money."

"Drivers are right - they will deceive you and then claim you can't do basic math. The contract promises $5, but the actual pay is $1.50, and they'll try to convince you that you're mistaken. The routes are so difficult you might need a helicopter or tow truck!"

"The company's management lies and shows no shame."

"Everything written here is true. Management is deceptive and finds ways to deduct pay for everything possible. You have to fight for your salary. They constantly set you up for failure. This company is not worth your time, energy, or nerves; avoid it if you value your time and want to earn a decent living."

"Management at Transavis prioritizes financial goals and treats drivers as expendable. They deceive, betray, set up, and humiliate. If you enjoy taking advantage of others, this might be a place for you."