D1 category licence holders asked to help out for a few hours a week.
The Guernsey Voluntary Service runs two day centres, the Jubilee Social Club in St Sampsons and the Russells in St Martins.
Jubilee Centre manager and transport co-ordinator Cheryl Lowe says the D1 qualified drivers are needed because of significant gaps in their volunteer rota:
"We are really stuck for D1 licenced drivers.
"Some of them are retired, some of them are still working. I'm one of the drivers, and when I drive, which I'm having to do a few times a week, it takes me away from my main job."
A D1 licence in Guernsey is an additional category that enables the holder to drive small minibuses.
The States have agreed to a change in the law, so that anyone with a standard Category B car licence can drive a small minibus of up to 16 seats, as long as it is not for profit.
Cheryl says that law is in the process of being brought in:
"At the moment we're still waiting for the Law Officers, but I believe it has been written."
Until that happens, Cheryl would like any qualified drivers, who can spare a few hours a week, to get in touch.
"The run takes an hour or an hour and a half to pick up the clients, depending on traffic, and the same in the afternoons, finishing about 3pm."
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