Transvisata UAB

Transvisata UAB operates primarily as a driver placement company for German and Slovak transportation firms rather than owning its own fleet. The company faces severe criticism regarding illegal employment practices, with multiple drivers reporting being sent abroad without proper visa documentation or customs registration, creating illegal work status with deportation risks. Payment fraud is widely alleged, including unpaid wages, missing social security contributions, and undisclosed debts. Working conditions are described as extreme, with 15+ hour daily shifts and drivers pressured to violate traffic laws by driving without active tachograph chips and using unregistered vehicles, with violations incurred entirely by drivers. Equipment quality is poor, with rented trailers in non-functional condition. One reviewer defended the company, noting that work is available for those willing to handle demanding short-distance routes. However, this perspective is heavily outweighed by systematic allegations of employment fraud, wage theft, and enforcement of illegal driving practices. The company demonstrates minimal transparency and accountability.