BT Transport

BT Transport shows mixed but predominantly negative reviews from drivers working across European routes. The company does provide initial support during hiring with helpful staff members covering document and visa costs (Mikhail and Antonio noted positively), though these are deducted from future salary. However, multiple drivers report severe employment issues. Deceptive recruitment practices on Facebook promise €65/day and easy, complaint-free conditions that don't materialize. Payment is extremely low (€0.10 per kilometer) with numerous unilateral deductions for fuel, overwork, and arbitrary charges, leaving drivers unable to afford food after one month. Working conditions are described as slavery-like with excessive fines for minor infractions or even following dispatcher orders. The company has a poor reputation known to police and tax authorities, experiencing mass resignations. Documentation processing is slow and bureaucratic, with reports of discrimination against drivers from Caucasian and Central Asian backgrounds. Some experienced drivers claiming to follow orders strictly report earning €2,000 monthly without company fines, but this appears inconsistent with most accounts. Overall, the driver experience reflects false recruitment promises followed by exploitative labor conditions and insufficient compensation.