own double-decker buses in 2015 for use on their Snohomish County routes under contract with Community Transit. Sound Transit plans to eventually replace its entire Snohomish County fleet with double-deckers in the near-term future, beginning with 32 additional buses in 2018. Community Transit also ordered 17 double-decker buses, with an option to purchase 40 more, as part of the joint procurement with Sound Transit and Kitsap Transit. The fleet of 45 double-decker buses operated directly by Community Transit is, , the second-largest double-decker fleet of any public transit agency in the United States, behind RTC Transit of Las Vegas, Nevada and ahead of Unitrans of Davis, California and Antelope Valley Transit Authority of Antelope Valley, California. Current bus fleet NOTE: This table was edited by someone not familiar with editing Wikipedia. It is accurate following a FOIA request on August 11, 2021. The editor of this table is not sure of how to cite it. References External links Dial-a-Ride Bus transportation in Washington (state) Sound Transit Transit agencies in Washington (state) Transportation in Seattle Transportation in Snohomish County, Washington 1976 establishments in Washington (state)