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Stephen Buckley
Stephen Buckley is the general manager of transportation services for the City of Toronto. Prior to joining Toronto, Steve was the director of policy and planning for the deputy mayor for transportation and utilities in Philadelphia, and he also served as deputy commissioner for transportation in the Philadelphia Streets Department. Steve was a licensed professional engineer in the US and was a certified planner with the American Institute of Certified Planners. He is an active member of the Transportation Research Board, the National Association of City Transportation Officials, Transport Association of Canada, and a Board Member of ITS Canada.
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