PG Trans (now rebranded as ACPL) presents severe red flags for prospective drivers. Multiple reviews consistently report non-payment of wages, with company accounts allegedly frozen and management making excuses to avoid payment obligations. The company reportedly operates on blacklists after previous scandals, attempting to recruit drivers under a new brand. Drivers report dishonest practices including: requiring in-person presence despite remote application promises, offering work that fails to materialize, and cutting off communication (work phone disconnection after 5 days). Working conditions involve excessive physical labor—manual loading/unloading of cargo and pallets without proper equipment—despite driver employment. Management is described as dishonest and unwilling to follow labor laws. One driver spent a month at the company base (Dombrova Gornica, Rudna 43, Poland) at personal expense with minimal work provided. Equipment standards appear questionable, with tire quality concerns raised regarding European operations across Germany and France.
Cons
Non-payment of wages and frozen company accounts
Fraudulent rebranding from PG Trans+ to ACPL to escape blacklists
Dishonest recruitment practices and broken work promises
Poor equipment quality and substandard tires for European operations
Excessive unpaid physical labor (manual loading/unloading without machinery)
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