Biernat Transport Sp. z o.o. s.k.

Biernat Transport receives overwhelmingly negative feedback from drivers, with 58% rating the company 0/5 stars. The primary complaint involves management deception, particularly the owner's son Hubert, who is repeatedly accused of cheating drivers through false damage claims, fuel deductions, and wage withholding. Drivers report being assigned old vehicles (6+ years old) to new employees while simultaneously charging for repairs. The company enforces mandatory hostel fees (400 PLN) and offers low wages (6000-7000 PLN), though salaries are generally paid on time. A significant issue is unfair liability: drivers are held responsible for traffic fines and regulatory violations with wage penalties, creating financial instability. High driver turnover is evident from numerous vacant positions at the company base.

One positive review credits the owner as honest and fair, with new tandem vehicles and adequate logistics support, suggesting either management improvements or inconsistent treatment across drivers. However, this contrasts sharply with ten overwhelmingly negative accounts. Overloading practices are documented without proper safety equipment (load sensors), creating legal and safety risks. The company faces serious reputation damage, with drivers threatening to report to Polish regulatory authorities and foreign media.