Ceva Logistics Jobs, Reviews & FMCSA

Great company to drive for!

CEVA's got options for advancement that'll blow your mind, man! I started as a driver and now I'm in project management. The sky's the limit!

Haulin' with CEVA is like ridin' the smoothest highway. They got everything sorted, from dispatch to delivery

No drama, just straight-up good runs and solid pay.

Man, they know how to keep a trucker happy

I had a horrible experience dealing with this company. I went through all the onboarding procedures just so they could tell me my background didn’t meet the requirements, then when I ask could they tell me what didn’t meet the requirements she said she couldn’t help me. I was left confused because my background and my driving record is clean and they still couldn’t give me answers don’t waste your time applying to this company.

Terrible delivery service. Missed window delivery. Never called, emailed, me. I tried to speak to a rep and gave up after 35 min waiting for someone to answer the call during business hours! I still do not have my product and nobody to talk to. How is this place still in business. Reporting to BBB and speaking to an attorney if they can’t resolve the delivery issues.

The absolute worst LTL carrier in the country. It's amazing to me that businesses still use them. I have a shipment sitting in the local hub 20 miles away but still have to wait another week for delivery. Hours upon hours of trying to contact a real person results in an absolute waste of time as it's impossible.

Purchased a hot tub from Costco, paid movers to be at my home at a minimum cost of $500 and they never showed up. Horrible company and has personally cost me well over $700 in their lack of service

This has been the most frustrating company I've EVER dealt with. I rescheduled delivery date from a Monday to Wednesday and guess what? They showed up on Monday. I refused delivery and told them return to sender. Now I can't talk to a human to save my life to follow up on the item to be shipped back to retailer. Spent over an hour on hold to talk to an agent. No one ever answered and I called 3 different numbers. If they cause me to have to pay for the item that is supposed to be returned to sender, I will be sueing in small claims court. Worst carrier company ever !! If I could give them a minus star rating it would be minus 10 !! Reporting to BBB also.

We ordered a ps5 bundle from MDG got to CLT early and was coming to us n rock hill SC. Was allowed to come pick it up myself instead of waiting a few more days for delivery. Was greeted with helpful employees and they helped us load it on our truck. The bad reviews scared us at first but our experience was the complete opposite.

I saw my package arrived in CLT a week before my scheduled delivery so I called and she was able to reschedule for the next day. They came within the time frame and even called and sent a text with their ETA.

Waited for my delivery for 3 weeks now, they keep rescheduling my delivery day and the best part is that you can’t reach anyone to speak to. Reporting to the BBB.

Thus is the absolute worst shipping company I've ever dealt with. They scheduled me for 3 separate delivery windows, where I was required to be home. A total of 12 hours waiting...for nothing. They never showed up. Waited on hold for hours. Just a ridiculous company with zero communication or concern for the customer.

We bought a TV from BJs and they used this company for local delivery. They gave me a time window for delivery but did not honor it. They showed up the next day with no phone call, email or any notification but no one was home. When they got to our home, I talked to them through our Ring doorbell camera and told them they can just leave it at the front door. They said they can't leave it so I asked them if they can wait a few minutes. They left and left the TV at the door with my assumption that they were just going to leave it there. About 30-40 minutes later, they come back and take the TV back to their truck. I talked to them again through the doorbell camera and they said they couldn't leave it at the door. At this point, my husband ended up going back home to meet them. Overall, they could've done better with communicating that they were not gonna be able to deliver within the time window they gave and to reschedule it. I called the 800 number that's on the delivery email but they were closed on the weekends. They had my phone number so they could've called me to reschedule the delivery or at least communicate that they were going to deliver it the next day.

Working here is a joke the management for receiving isn’t friendly fired me for no reason at all even though my attendance was perfect and my performance was great so I’m sorry if you have to work under CJ very unprofessional

Ceva was great, in and out, drop and hook. It just keeps a little while from them to answer the phone to get in the gate.

Loved working here. I miss it everyday.

Friendly staff here.

What is the best part of working at the company? The benefits and the great coworkers. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? I made it clear during the interview that I was nearing the end of my career after 38 years of driving. Despite that, they scheduled me for 14-hour shifts—far beyond the 8 to 10 hours I had requested. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? It was fine overall. I understand they need to maximize routes, but they promised me 8-10 hour shifts, which never happened. What is a typical day like for you at the company? I’d arrive, complete my pre-trip inspection, pick up an empty trailer, and head to the first stop where they'd unload the dunnage and load auto parts. Then, I’d move on to the next pickup.

A good workplace with steady work and competitive pay. There was always something to do. I worked there for nearly a year, but had to leave due to relocating out of Colorado. If they had a position where I moved, I would have stayed.

What is the best part of working at the company? Having a job while searching for something better. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Being misled about pay and income expectations. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? A hostile atmosphere—if you don’t like it, you're shown the door. What is a typical day like for you at the company? Twelve to fourteen-hour shifts with low wages.

Driving here is like any other trucking job—long hours, average pay, no benefits, and frequent confusion in the office. Just another job to earn money and go home.

A solid company to work for. I enjoyed it—good management, a positive workplace, decent pay, and well-structured routes. Definitely one of the better jobs I’ve had.

What is the best part of working at the company? It’s a large company, headquartered in France (to my knowledge), with excellent benefits and good pay. The team is respectful, and as long as you do your job, you’ll be treated well. The equipment is leased and well-maintained, so you know what to expect. I’ve been here for 18 months, and overall, it’s a solid company. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? No real stress or pressure—at least none that I’ve encountered. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? A good atmosphere with ample time to complete tasks efficiently. What is a typical day like for you at the company? Stress-free, structured, and pleasant.

Management was disconnected from the drivers. Communication was poor with remote drivers, and the shuttle was frequently late.

What is the best part of working at the company? Supportive team that genuinely cares about contractors. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Occasionally, I struggle with uploading paperwork—it sometimes doesn’t go through the system properly. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? A diverse workplace where everyone gets along. What is a typical day like for you at the company? I see every day as a gift from God.

My weekly route: Columbus, GA to Kansas City, MO—left Tuesday, delivered Wednesday, returned Thursday, and was off until the next Tuesday! Earned $0.54 per mile, plus paid time off and holiday pay—made as much or more than companies that require drivers to stay out for 7-14 days for only two days off.

Ceva advertises the job as 8 AM to 5 PM, but in reality, you’ll be stuck doing store runs, which are a hassle. You’re expected to be there at 5:30 AM, though interviews claim this task is temporary or rare—it isn’t. You’ll be assigned it three or more times a week while others only do it once or twice. The schedule is unpredictable, making it hard to get overtime or additional hours. I left due to the unreliable schedule combined with frequent store runs at 5-5:30 AM. You rarely drive a tractor-trailer—it’s mostly home deliveries using poorly maintained box trucks. These vehicles are dangerously unstable, bouncing uncontrollably when hitting bumps, making exits and turns terrifying. Seat belts dig into you, and braking feels impossible. Aside from that, it’s a relaxed job with chill management—so long as you never complain about the equipment.

I wouldn’t recommend this company. They don’t prioritize drivers, and pay rates for the work required are extremely low. Dispatch tries to assist, but the loads don’t pay well.

Weekly bidding for routes. Pay is fair. Slip-seat trucks vary in condition. Management’s communication is lacking, but overall, I enjoy working here.

If you're efficient, expect to handle other people’s work while they relax in the breakroom or chat with coworkers. Pay is low, benefits are lacking, but if you need a job, it’s an option.

Simple work. Routes covered South Carolina and North Carolina. Slip-seat setup. Pay was reasonable for the region. No major issues while employed.