Best website to find drivers.

Craigslist seems to be popular among smaller operations in my area. If that isn't attracting candidates, you may need to revisit your compensation/benefits package.

 

You can always make a thread herehttp://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/trucking-jobs/ Don't just use one website.Think the more sites you post an ad and your local news paper the better your chances will be.

 

What area you want to truck in

 

Personally, I haven't yet seen any decent compensation / benefits packages offered by any owners who are leased on to another company. The money just isn't there without your own authority.

 

I also think that Craigslist can help you. Ask around at the familiar yet suddenly there is a person who needs to work, and so will not be difficult to entrust him with the truck.

 

Hi mluisis, good luck, join the crowd. I know of a company that stopped using CL, because the people coming in couldn't tie their own shoes, or had records a mile long. Word of mouth, maybe your driver knows someone, or post an ad at a truck stop bulletin board, but you aren't the only one that's having a hard time, and I fear it's going to get a lot worse before it get's better, if ever.

 

What I have seen as a pretty enticing benefit to drivers is providing them with a fuel card. Do you do this right now? A lot of companies will provide cards to their drivers then link them up to a discount program and pay the driver a "bonus" with the money they save.