Okay, the user wants me to translate "double-deckers" into French. Let me think about the correct term.
First, "double-deckers" refers to buses with two levels, right? In French, the term for a double-decker bus is "autobus à deux étages" or sometimes "double-decker" is used as is. But I need to confirm the most common translation.
I should check if there's a standard French term. Maybe "autobus à deux niveaux" is another way to say it. Wait, "étages" and "niveaux" both mean levels, but "étages" is more commonly used for floors in buildings. However, in the context of buses, "niveaux" might be more appropriate.
Alternatively, the term "double-decker" might be directly used in French, especially in contexts where the term is well-known. For example, in tourism or transportation contexts, people might use "double-decker" without translation. But the user's instruction is to translate, so I should provide the translated term rather than the original English word.
Another possibility is "véhicule à deux étages," but that's more general. Since the user specified "double-deckers," which is specifically a type of bus, "autobus à deux étages" seems accurate. I'll go with that.
autobus à deux étages
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