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THE HISTORY OF JEEP DUCKING


What is Jeep Ducking?

Jeep ducking is an act of kindness shown by placing small, rubber ducks on other people’s jeeps. The basic purpose is to spread joy, show recognition and admiration, and promote unity among jeep owners.

How did Jeep ducking start?

The craze sweeping across the worldwide Jeep community all began with one person’s act of kindness. The ducks and jeep tradition began in 2020 when a woman tried to overcome a frightening experience while traveling from Alabama to Canada. Allison Parliament, a dual U.S. and Canadian citizen, was the victim of a verbal and physical assault by another driver at a gas station in Ontario. The incident reportedly shook her to the core. Later that day, Parliament decided to change her mood and brighten someone else’s day. She wrote a sweet note and left a rubber ducky on a Jeep she admired. That momentous occasion became “Duck Day” and the start of a trend that continues globally.

Duck Duck Jeep Rules

    • While placing rubber duck toys on other vehicles you must be polite and noninvasive.
    • Do not place rubber ducks inside anyone’s jeep. Personalized rubber ducks can be placed outside a jeep on top of side mirrors, on door handles, the hood or bumpers and fenders.
    • Drivers must be able to immediately see the duck gift when approaching their vehicle.
    • Most ducks left on jeeps are yellow because words written or printed on them are more visible.
    • Anyone gifted with a rubber ducky can keep it for their own collection or pass it on to another Jeep owner.

    Duckers often keep ducks and markers in their vehicles in case they come across a sweet ride they’d like to acknowledge. Jeep admirers sometimes write sayings directly on the ducks such as “You’ve been ducked!” Others leave notes with the 2- or 3-inch rubber ducks.