One frustrated parent got out of her car on Westway in Acton, west London, claiming her baby needed to go to hospital.
She shouted to one of the eco-activists: ‘I’ve got a baby in my car and we have to get to hospital.’
Despite her pleas, the protestors refused to let her through.
A second mum helped join the criticism, saying: ‘Who are you to decide who gets to go? You’re not f***ing God.
‘People pay to be on these roads. Don’t tell me you’ve never got in a f***ing car.’
Just Stop Oil claims they have 160 protestors out on roads today.
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A group of counter-protestors tried to stop rush hour traffic from being halted yesterday.
Social media stars Josh Pieters and Archie Manners joined in a group surrounding the eco-protestors.
They were seen holding hands around the protestors, forcing them to stay sitting on the road in Elephant and Castle, south London.
The counter-protest group’s shirts read: ‘Just Sop P***ing Everyone Off.’
Witnesses said the eco-protestors were driven off the road after the group circled them and linked arms around their slow march, which aims to bring traffic to a halt.
Around a dozen people helped to stop the protest, before police had even arrived on the scene.
Some members of Just Stop Oil tried to start a debate, but Archie, 30, replied: ‘There’s an election this time next year. If you don’t like this government why don’t you stand for election.
‘You are very welcome to leave at any point.
‘We just want to stop you p*ssing people off.’
It comes as public frustration with the group, which has vowed to ‘paralyse London’ with slow-marching columns in a bid to force the government to scrap new domestic oil and gas licences, has started to boil over into violence.
Climate campaigner Daniel Knorr, 21, was punched to the ground by one furious motorist who blamed one of the slow protests for crashing his car with his pregnant partner inside.
And earlier this week another car user got out to remonstrate with JSO activists holding up traffic in Westminster.
He was filmed pushing them off the street and dragging one away by his high-vis jacket.
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