Reining Transport B.V.

Reining Transport B.V. receives overwhelmingly negative feedback from drivers regarding working conditions, equipment quality, and management practices. The primary complaints focus on excessive workload combined with minimal actual driving time, heavy reliance on manual loading and unloading operations, and severe vehicle maintenance problems including non-functional roof mechanisms, missing safety boards, fasteners, and securing straps. Payment of wages is confirmed, though the compensation structure is criticized as inadequate relative to work demands. Drivers report problematic payment practices, including being forced to cover ticket costs personally during unforeseen circumstances, with no company compensation offered. Management communication is described as deceptive, with instances of document manipulation and unexplained deductions from pay. The company location is noted as remote and inconvenient. While one review acknowledges that some satisfied drivers exist, the consistent negative pattern suggests systemic operational and personnel management issues.