They seem to be everywhere these days, preening on all kinds of Jeeps — Wrangler, CJ, Willys, Gladiator, or even Compass and Grand Cherokee. Little rubber ducks of all colors and sizes. Often, they appear on a side step or fender. Sometimes on bumpers, rear tire...
There’s a new craze sweeping across the Jeep community, it’s called “Jeep ducking”. Its the act of placing a small rubber duck on the vehicle of a fellow Jeep driver in an effort to spread kindness. Allison Parliament is the CEO of Duck Duck...
The Jeep brand has built a loyal fan base who all have a seemingly strong bond and a sense of shared solidarity. They also share buyer solidarity with the different car brands that Jeep offers. From Wranglers to Cherokees, there is a type of Jeep for every Jeep...
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 Ontario. She unknowingly started a movement of...
EDMONTON — For decades, Jeep owners have had the wave, and now they have a new way to connect with one another. Rubber ducks have been appearing on the off-road vehicles since July. “It’s just silly. It makes no sense. It’s funny and we kind of need that,” said...
