Alblas Transport Sp. z o.o

Alblas Transport is a Dutch trucking company with a fleet of approximately 300 tractors (MAN, DAF, RENAULT), managed by two elderly brothers and a son who prioritize cost reduction across all operations. Drivers report extremely poor working conditions with outdated, poorly maintained vehicles averaging 10 years old and over 1 million kilometers. The company struggles with basic equipment standards: most tractors lack refrigeration units, have analog tachographs enabling extended illegal driving hours, and suffer from mechanical issues like oil leaks requiring frequent top-ups. Payment structure includes a guaranteed base of 1,800 PLN plus meal allowances (21 EUR in Poland, 25 EUR in Western Europe) paid with a 2-month delay, while other promised bonuses remain unreliable. Trailers are equally problematic—old units retrofitted with non-functional ABS/AEBS modules causing constant fault codes, malfunctioning doors, and hydraulic failures. Management shows indifference to safety concerns, refusing repairs and expecting drivers to operate unsafe equipment. Routes reportedly include Germany-Poland and Western European corridors.