Allison's reason for perching a little yellow duck on a Jeep Wrangler just like hers that she saw in a parking lot was simply ...

Duck Duck Go, a game where Jeep owners leave each other rubber ducks, has exploded in just four short years, cementing ducks as an iconic part of Jeep culture. “The whole thing is about one ...

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 ...

If you’ve walked or driven past a Jeep in the last few years, you’ve probably noticed something hanging out on the dashboard: a rubber duck. Maybe several rubber ducks, all lined up in a row.

If you’ve ever driven past a Jeep, you’ve probably noticed something hanging out on the dashboard: a rubber duck. While it may seem strange to some, it’s actually not surprising at all to ...

In 2020, Allison Parliament sparked the “Jeep Ducking” or “Duck Duck Jeep” trend, where Jeep owners placed rubber ducks on each other’s vehicles and proudly displayed gifted ducks on ...

Toledo Jeep Fest event director, Whitney Rofkar, said placing ducks on Jeeps is a tradition that comes alive at the fest. But when and why did this all start? Attendees themselves have all kinds ...

“I keep seeing rubber ducks all over Jeep dashboards and windshields. Is this legal, and why do Jeep owners do it?” a viewer asked. [Watch video below for Trooper Steve’s answer] First ...

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 ...

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 ...