Allison Parliament of Orillia, Ontario created the now-famous ducking trend by placing a rubber duck toy on a stranger's jeep in 2020.
Sad news: Allison Parliament, founder of the world-famous Jeep ducking craze, has passed away unexpectedly on June 22nd. Her mother confirmed her death on her Facebook page on June 25th. Parliament's age when she passed was not listed, but a September 13, 2022 story in The Detroit News listed her as 34 years old at the time. 'Ducking,' as it's often known, started as a simple act of kindness.
Pictures and stories of ducking began to spread on social media. Parliament then went on to begin DuckDuckJeep, an online community for people to share their stories of ducking; according to their official website, Jeeps have been ducked throughout the U.S. and Canada, as well as in China, Australia, India, and dozens of other countries. The Official Ducking Jeep Facebook page was established in July of 2020, and currently has over 79,000 members.
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