KM-CARGO

KM-CARGO presents a highly polarized workplace with stark contrasts in driver experiences. While one long-term driver (5+ years) reports satisfaction with the company, the overwhelming majority of reviews highlight serious concerns about fraudulent practices and poor working conditions. Multiple drivers report being charged unexplained fines (including an €800 penalty for allegedly not switching pallets, despite no documentation), suggesting systematic financial exploitation. Drivers are advised to photograph pallets and equipment as evidence against fabricated charges. Working conditions are described as exploitative, with normal drivers reportedly leaving within 1-2 months. The company appears to operate routes to Germany (mentioned: Munich area, Schwaitenkirchen), though specific route patterns are unclear. Communication from management is largely absent from reviews, with drivers expressing confusion about company practices and seeking information from colleagues. Payment reliability is questionable, with allegations of wage theft being a central complaint. The single positive review from a long-tenured driver contrasts sharply with numerous warnings, suggesting either dramatic improvement over time or selective retention of malleable workers.