BOHEMIA Transport

BOHEMIA Transport receives universally negative driver feedback regarding working conditions and compensation. Drivers consistently report being assigned old, broken-down trucks that are filthy and poorly maintained, regularly breaking down during routes. The per-kilometer compensation structure is described as insufficient to cover fuel and operational expenses, with salary payments further delayed until the 24th of the following month, creating significant financial hardship. Management is characterized as dismissive toward driver complaints about pay and equipment, with poor communication and unavailable dispatchers. While the company maintains an in-house maintenance facility, drivers report it provides only substandard repairs using temporary fixes. New drivers receive no formal training despite expensive required Code 95 certifications. Routes primarily involve Czech Republic and surrounding regions via difficult back roads with poor signage and steep grades. Drivers unanimously advise against employment, describing the company as exploitative with operational costs consistently exceeding driver earnings.