Avima UAB

Avima UAB, a Lithuanian trucking company operating under previous names including Lola and Transmiva, has received extremely negative reviews from drivers, primarily Ukrainian workers. The most serious and consistent complaint is non-payment or severe delays in wage payments. Multiple drivers reported working for extended periods (3-7 years) without receiving regular salaries, sometimes ending up owing money after deductions. Promised daily rates (€65) were often reduced or paid inconsistently (€100-200 per month). Beyond wage issues, drivers report excessive fines and maintenance costs deducted from accounts—including €500 for SMS-related incidents, €1000 for insured cargo damage, and fuel surcharges based on vehicle age. This effectively results in drivers owing money despite completing work. Vehicle maintenance is minimal and dangerous, with one driver reporting 60,000 miles overdue maintenance. Drivers are responsible for repairs and tire replacement. Management practices include operating under multiple company names to evade liability and hiring workers without proper documentation. The overall pattern suggests systematic financial exploitation of vulnerable international drivers through wage manipulation and cost-shifting.