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The tradition of “Jeep ducking” or “Duck Duck Jeep” began in July 2020 when Canadian Jeep owner Allison Parliament left a rubber duck with a cheerful note on another Jeep during the COVID-19 pandemic. This simple act of kindness quickly gained popularity, with Jeep owners across Canada, the U.S., and beyond participating by leaving ducks on other Jeeps and sharing their experiences online using the hashtag #DuckDuckJeep. The trend grew into a global phenomenon, fostering a sense of community among Jeep enthusiasts. Allison Parliament, who passed away on June 22, 2024, is remembered for starting this joyful and connecting tradition.
Jeep owners spread kindness by exchanging rubber ducks. – Interesting Facts