London 2012 Olympics: traffic wardens given motorised three-wheeled Piaggio Yourbans scooters during Games The three-wheeled scooters will be handed out to parking officers to help them cover more ground with thousands of extra motorists expected to leave their cars in the streets to watch the Games. It is predicted that more than 30,000 spectators will converge on Eton Dorney, Berkshire, where the Olympic rowing events are will take place. To help tackle the extra cars town hall bosses in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead have hired three Piaggio Yourbans for the duration of the games. "With the Olympic and Paralympic Games right on our doorstep in July and August we have worked with Games organisers to introduce temporary regulations to deter spectators and other visitors to Eton Dorney parking in local streets," said councillor Phill Bicknell, cabinet member for highways, transport and environment. Our aim is to minimise disruption to local residents and businesses and the bikes will enable parking officers to cover all the extra demands on their time as efficiently as possible. The three-wheeled bike can be driven on a car licence and has an average fuel consumption of 80-90 miles per gallon.