A black delivery driver in Oklahoma shot tense footage of a white neighbor who used his car to block him inside a gated community — and accused him of trespassing, the viral video shows.

Travis Miller, a home appliance and furniture delivery worker, was doing his job in the Ashford Hills neighborhood of Oklahoma City on Monday when the president of a homeowners’ association demanded to know why he was there, according to a video posted by Miller on Facebook Live.

“I want to know where you’re going,” the neighbor, David Stewart, is heard saying — as a white car blocks Miller’s truck from moving forward.

Miller refuses to tell Stewart where he’s headed to drop off packages, citing customer privacy.

“It’s none of your business,” he fires back. “I’m going out, that’s where I’m going.”

In the lengthy video, which has been viewed more than 415,000 times, Miller speaks into the camera with tears running down his cheeks at one point.

“I’m trying to leave and I’ve got the super neighbor blocking me in,” said Miller, who called the ordeal racially motivated.

Both men called police, and waited until cops arrived. Miller said he was afraid to leave, telling police, “I didn’t want to leave and have it seem like I was fleeing the scene or anything like that,” according to KFOR.

“I knew if I get out this truck, no matter what happened, I would have been in the wrong,” he said.

The incident was filmed as outrage mounts over the shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed black man who was chased and gunned down by a white former cop and his son while jogging in Georgia in February.