Ducking, or Duck, Duck Jeep has become something of a tradition among Jeep owners. Here's what's going on, how it started, and how you can get involved.

Why do people put rubber ducks on Jeeps? At the heart of the Jeep ducking trend is a desire to put a smile on someone’s face. Jeep owners leave rubber duckies on other Jeeps to surprise the owner.

If you find a rubber duck on a cruise ship, know that it's just one way that strangers on vacation break the ice, and you can get in on it, too!

According to Parliament’s Jeep Ducking site, all you have to do is leave a rubber duck with a note attached or written on the toy in a spot that’s visible for the other drivers to see, like on ...

If you’ve driven past a Jeep, you’ve probably noticed rubber ducks on the dashboard. Here’s what to know about the popular trend called Jeep ducking.

This video showcases small fleet owner Anthony Fox, proud owner and caretaker of one of the original 1970 Macks/60s trailer from the classic “Convoy” trucking film.