Brimbank Traffic School
All Abilities Bike Track and Adult Trikes in Melbourne’s West
Brimbank Traffic School in Keilor Downs is a purpose-built bike track where people of all abilities can ride safely, at their own pace, with the whole track to themselves. Run by Community Bike Hub, a not-for-profit social enterprise in Melbourne’s west, our sessions give NDIS participants a fun, active way to build confidence, fitness and independence.
Sessions for NDIS provider groups
Book exclusive use of the track and our adult trikes for your group.
- Mondays and Wednesdays, 9:30am to 11:30am or 12:30pm to 2:30pm
- Up to 10 participants per session
- Access to up to 10 adult trikes
- Kitchen access with fridge, freezer and microwave
- $200 + GST per two-hour session
- Regular weekly bookings invoiced monthly
To book, email TrafficSchool@CommunityBikeHub.com.au
Wednesday open session for individuals
No group? No problem. Our open session runs every Wednesday from 2:30pm to 4:30pm. Just turn up with your support worker, $25 per participant, paid on the day by card or cash. No booking needed.
What to expect
Sessions are self-directed, so participants ride however suits them best, whether that’s a few slow laps or a full two hours on the track. Each participant attends with their support worker, at the ratio set by their agency. The track has road signs, crossings and roundabouts, which makes it a great place to practise real-world road skills away from traffic.
Light rain won’t stop us, and if the weather turns, there’s indoor space to wait it out.
Getting here
Green Gully Reserve, 7 Clubhouse Place, Keilor Downs VIC 3038. Accessible bathroom on site.
Using your NDIS funding
Community Bike Hub is not a registered NDIS provider. Self-managed and plan-managed participants may be able to use their funding for our sessions. Please check with your plan manager, support coordinator or provider about what your plan covers.
Frequently asked questions
Do participants need to know how to ride a bike?
No. Our adult trikes are stable and easy to use, so they suit people who have never ridden or haven’t ridden in years.
Is there an instructor?
No, sessions are self-directed. Participants ride with the support of their support worker.
Can individuals come without a provider group?
Yes. The Wednesday 2:30pm open session is open to anyone, with no booking required.
Can we bring our own bikes?
Yes!
What happens if it rains?
Sessions go ahead in light rain. The facility closes on Total Fire Ban days or when a Severe Weather Warning is issued.