Евротрейд

The overwhelming majority of drivers report severely poor working conditions at Евротрейд. While one recent employee praised management's responsiveness and support, most reviews highlight systemic problems with fleet quality, compensation, and management practices. The truck fleet is described as aging and unreliable—with 70% being ancient, worn-out vehicles that frequently break down abroad, leaving drivers to perform repairs themselves with delayed parts. Drivers complain about extremely low pay (only kopeks per kilometer with no daily allowances) that heavily favors the company over workers. The fuel consumption norms are allegedly set to benefit the company financially. Company management is criticized for corruption and lack of professionalism: the owner is described as greedy and wanting workers to labor for free, while the logistics chief allegedly spends work hours on social media and expects gifts from drivers. The company reportedly targets inexperienced drivers to exploit them financially. The sole positive review praises management for handling disputes and paying fines, creating a stark contrast with the majority consensus that Евротрейд creates exploitative conditions where drivers become trapped.