Boekestijn Transport Sp. z o.o.

Boekestijn Transport Sp. z o.o. has received overwhelmingly negative feedback from drivers, with significant concerns about compensation and working conditions. The company operates bases near Venlo (Germany) and throughout the Netherlands (Rotterdam, Nijmegen, Antwerp area), primarily utilizing professional parking facilities paid by the company. However, drivers consistently report inadequate wages starting at €70 per week with minimal increases over time, minimal salary growth despite tenure (one driver reported only €15 increase over one year), and aggressive tachograph time maximization where any remaining driving time is filled with additional loads. Management practices are criticized for poor communication, inconsistent truck maintenance standards, documented pest infestations (bed bugs and rodents reported in some vehicles), and unreliable scheduling that prevents drivers from planning personal time. The company actively recruits through social media influencers who allegedly receive €300-500 commissions per hired driver, creating a misleading recruitment environment.