Klimek Transport

Klimek Transport is a family-owned Polish trucking company with severely mixed reviews, dominated by highly negative feedback regarding working conditions and management practices. While one driver noted learning opportunities, four reviews paint a bleak picture of exploitation and unfair labor practices. Drivers report 200 PLN daily pay for 7-ton trucks with double crew arrangements, often involving 18+ hour driving days with minimal rest. A critical issue is the 1000 PLN deposit that is reportedly never returned to drivers. The company allegedly uses illegal magnet loading during driver rest periods, forcing drivers to work while exhausted. Management enforces strict fining policies (minimum 200 PLN) for missing photographic documentation of vehicles, and vehicle damage deductions are heavily penalized. Unpaid trips are common, and drivers face extended unemployment periods (up to 3 months) between assignments due to trainee prioritization. The company operates a mixed fleet with aging vehicles (Volvo F12 Euro 5 with 800k km, various Renault models, and older Mercedes Atego trucks). Multiple reviews specifically name management as 'Marcin' and 'Bogdan Klimek,' indicating family-operated control with questionable labor practices.