Vlantana

Vlantana is a Lithuanian trucking company with highly polarized driver reviews. One experienced driver praised it as the best company in Lithuania with continuous highway work and no arbitrary firing. However, this positive view is heavily contradicted by multiple drivers reporting systematic payment fraud, where promised salaries are consistently not honored. Drivers report negotiating one salary but receiving less upon contract closure, with management becoming unresponsive when questioned about payment discrepancies. Many report long working hours (up to 90 hours frequently) and contracts closed at rates lower than promised (e.g., 70 promised but 65 paid). The hiring process involves expensive training (10-15 euros per night for accommodation) with difficult theory and driving tests, multiple retakes, and inexperienced drivers being assigned to work alone across Lithuania. Management communication is poor, with managers deflecting salary questions or claiming not to know who handles compensation. Despite acknowledging that the actual driving work is manageable, drivers consistently cite payment reliability and management accountability as systemic issues forcing them to leave.