ANTRANS GROUP is a Polish trucking company with predominantly negative driver feedback across all reviews. Drivers report significant discrepancies between advertised and actual wages, with most earning 6,000-7,300 PLN monthly despite promises of 10,000-11,000 PLN. Payment is freight-dependent, creating unpredictable income. The company employs 3-month employment contracts, indicating high driver turnover is expected. Positives include ownership of modern trucks, in-house service and washing facilities, and main routes to Italy with relatively maintained vehicles. However, management communication is poor, with drivers describing the boss as inadequate and unprofessional toward Ukrainian drivers specifically. Downtime is unpaid, and promised daily allowances (400 PLN outside Poland, 350 PLN within) are inconsistently applied. Fuel economy bonuses are calculated unfavorably. The company appears suitable only as a starter option; experienced drivers are advised to seek alternatives. Overall, the work environment is described as deteriorating, with the company transforming from a mid-sized operation into a poorly managed organization.
Pros
Modern fleet vehicles with in-house maintenance service and washing facilities
Primary routes to Italy with relatively well-maintained trucks
Timely salary payments despite modest amounts
No deductions for vehicle overuse or damage in some cases
Established company with defined operational structure
Cons
Significant wage discrepancy: advertised 10,000-11,000 PLN vs actual 6,000-7,300 PLN monthly
Freight-dependent payment system with no guaranteed minimum income
Unpaid downtime and extended waiting periods not compensated
Poor management communication and inadequate boss described as unprofessional
Poland