FanLogic is a Polish trucking company with predominantly negative driver feedback. Drivers report consistently low pay, with rates around 0.37-0.47 PLN per kilometer, limiting monthly earnings to approximately $1000 or less even with maximum allowable distances (10,000 km/month). Payment delays are common, occurring around the 20th of the following month, and drivers report frequent payment discrepancies requiring additional follow-up. The company requires drivers to purchase their own equipment (shoes, gloves, safety gear) and cover accommodation costs during multi-day routes. During high demand periods (pandemic lockdowns), the company actively recruited drivers, but when staffing normalized, employment became unstable. Drivers indicate limited access to lucrative European routes, with most work being regional short-haul deliveries. The company appears to offer apprenticeship programs with minimal compensation. Management communication regarding payment calculations and route assignments is reportedly unclear, leading to driver frustration and distrust regarding wage calculations.
Pros
Opportunity to work with logistics partner Berger for potentially higher-paying routes
Employment availability during high-demand periods
Access to established trucking operations and infrastructure
Cons
Extremely low pay rate (0.37-0.47 PLN per km, resulting in <$1000/month)
Drivers must purchase own equipment (shoes, gloves, safety gear)
Drivers must pay for their own accommodation during routes
Significant payment delays (20+ days into following month) with frequent discrepancies
Limited access to high-paying European routes; most work is short regional hauls
Poor management communication and frequent payment disputes
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