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Two identical 7.5-tonne chassis day-cabs in Nightfreight colours were fitted
5th February 2009, Page 41
5th February 2009
Page 41
Page 41, 5th February 2009
— Two identical 7.5-tonne chassis day-cabs in Nightfreight colours were fitted
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with two styles of body that were built by The Bevan Group. On one chassis was a standard Nightfreight box body, and on the other was the Bevan21 aerodynamic body.
Using the high-speed bowl at Mil!brook Proving Ground, we ran at three constant speeds — 64km/h and 80km/h to match national speed limits for single and dual carriageways, and 85km/h to match CM's traditional motorway test speed.
To eliminate variations in weather conditions, both vehicles ran at the same time.