The act of placing a rubber duck on someone's Jeep—called Jeep "ducking" and/or "Duck Duck Jeep"—began with one person, named Allison Parliament, from a small town in the Canadian province of ...

The sight of a rubber duck on the hood of a Jeep Wrangler is a bit confusing at first since it's clearly not a hood ornament that came with the car. Nor would it likely stay on while driving down ...

Matthew DeLaCruz likes his Jeep ducks extra scary. The proof is in the 2006 Jeep Commander the San Antonio medical technician shares with his boyfriend, Robert Beers, a caregiver. On the dashboard ...

Heading back to her father's car, she saw something out of place: a bright yellow rubber duck sitting on the windshield of Jason Thielen's Jeep Wrangler. "I told him, 'Oh, my gosh, you've been ...

A woman recently went viral on TikTok after carrying out a wholesome act for strangers in honor of the “Duck Duck Jeep” trend. TikTok creator Christina Haley (@mrs_tink) posted a video taking ...

If you drive a Jeep, you may find a small rubber duck placed on your car while you're out doing your shopping. This trend was started by Parliament in 2020. As the story is told, it was 2020 when ...

The Carolina Coast Jeep Club said the origin of "Duck Duck Jeep" dates back to 2020. Allison Parliament wanted to spread cheer during the pandemic, so she placed a yellow rubber duck to bring a ...

Attached were notes like, “You got ducked” or “I liked your Jeep, so I decided to duck it.” There were sometimes instructions to post a photo on social media with the hashtag, #DuckDuckJeep.

Allison Parliament, the creator of the well-known trend Duck Duck Jeep passed away unexpectedly on June 22. Parliament started the trend in 2020 when she placed a rubber duck on a stranger's car.

Jeep owners have some competition, at least when it comes to little rubber mascots: Mooove over Duck, Duck, Jeep. It’s time for Moo Moo Subaru. That’s part of the message that a growing ...