M4 Transport Sp. z o.o. Sp.k.

M4 Transport displays inconsistent working conditions with contradictory driver experiences. One driver reports reliable on-time salary payments and transparent financial practices, while three others describe systematic issues with fraudulent wage advertising and broken promises. The company advertises €100/day salaries on its website but pays 400 zloty (~€100) as the maximum daily rate, not starting wage. Drivers consistently criticize the gap between recruitment promises and actual working conditions, including promised bonuses for manual loading that don't materialize. Equipment quality is a major concern—vehicles are described as old, unmaintained, and often damaged in ways blamed on drivers despite poor company maintenance. Work conditions lack basic provisions: no uniforms, no work phones, no tools, and drivers are transported to job sites via minibus while company vehicles remain unattended in Germany. One positive report highlights Russian-speaking dispatcher availability, access to parking for valuable cargo, and transparent payment practices. However, the overwhelming majority emphasize management's lack of accountability and consistent blame-shifting to drivers regardless of circumstances.