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Dash camera footage filmed the wood-fired pizza oven being towed on a trailer by a pick-up as it drove along the Westlink M7 in New South Wales.
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"One wonders if this is very safe," Kerri Lacey, the driver of the vehicle filming the incident can be heard saying. "A fire, in a pizza oven, on the freeway, with a car." It is believed the driver was not breaking the law.
YouTube link. Kerri Lacey's original Facebook video.
"It is legal in Australia to have the fire going in the oven. I have three of these and it took me a long time to get an answer. The police didn't know, I asked the head guy at the CFA and they said it's okay as long as you have a front door. It's no different to a steam train," Adrian Cross said.
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