Transfera UAB presents a highly polarized working environment with stark contrasts between driver experiences. One driver with a year of tenure reports positive experiences, praising management quality and timely payments, claiming satisfaction after 5 years in European trucking. However, the overwhelming majority of reviews (10 out of 11) are severely critical. Drivers consistently report deteriorating working conditions, citing micromanagement by dispatch and management figures like Edvardas who monitor minor delays or unauthorized stops. Work organization is chaotic with extended planning periods and late departures (20:00-21:00 Friday departures). Bus conditions are poor—vehicles are dirty, lack air conditioning, and drivers report being away from base for extended periods (through Sunday/Monday). Labor standards are problematic: drivers claim unpaid vacation time, forced violation of labor regulations, and insufficient rest periods (two consecutive 24-hour shifts mentioned). Payment and tax compliance issues are alleged, with management allegedly encouraging tachograph manipulation to circumvent regulations. Management communication is dismissive of driver concerns, with dispatchers shown little respect for driver welfare.
Pros
Timely payment processing for compliant drivers
Diverse routes and assignments available
Experienced management capable of comparing favorably to competitors (per positive review)
Cons
Severe micromanagement with constant monitoring of minor delays and unauthorized stops
Poor vehicle maintenance and cleanliness; buses lack basic amenities like air conditioning
Unpaid vacation time and alleged non-compliance with tax/labor regulations
Excessive work hours with insufficient rest periods and chaotic scheduling
Dismissive management attitude toward driver welfare and concerns
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