Trans Logistyka

Trans Logistyka has received overwhelmingly negative feedback from drivers, with an average rating of 0.3/5. Multiple drivers report systematic wage exploitation, where the company hires new workers at lower rates and deducts salaries once employees reach maximum pay scales, making long-term employment financially unviable. The fleet consists of aging vehicles with extremely high mileage (reportedly exceeding 1 million kilometers each) and poor maintenance. Drivers describe being pressured to violate tachograph and working hour regulations, with the company allegedly covering fines while leaving drivers liable for accident responsibility. Management communication is virtually nonexistent regarding salary calculations and financial accountability. Working conditions are consistently described as degrading and disrespectful. First-month earnings are minimal, with some drivers reporting almost no income during their first six months. The company lacks basic safety equipment provisions such as work clothes and safety vests. One company response claims recent improvements and 300 satisfied employees, but this contradicts the consistent pattern of negative driver experiences spanning multiple years.