Majchrzak Transport

Majchrzak Transport has overwhelmingly negative reviews from drivers who describe deeply problematic working conditions. The most consistent complaint across all reviews is payment difficulties—drivers report money being extremely hard to extract, with arbitrary deductions and payments often delayed or incomplete. The company operates on a per-kilometer pay model that many drivers claim is illegal, with promised rates rarely matching actual compensation.

Vehicles are described as problematic despite being relatively new: trucks have disabled AdBlue systems, many run manual transmissions, and maintenance is done only when absolutely necessary. Management is characterized as unprofessional—run by an older owner and his sons from a home office rather than a proper base. Working conditions are poor, with reports of the owner refusing to provide basic amenities like winter heater access and instead demanding drivers pay for their own supplies.

The few positives mentioned include newer truck models and long-distance routes (Poland-Spain), though these cannot offset the widespread complaints about payment fraud, equipment tampering, safety violations (missing fire extinguishers, incorrect documentation), and general lack of professionalism throughout the company.