Pregnant Bus Drivers Say They're Not Getting Their Due Accommodations

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Pregnant Bus Drivers Say They're Not Getting Their Due Accommodations

Even if she can’t be behind the wheel of an MTA bus in Brooklyn, Latoya Christian wants to be at work right now while counting down to the birth of her son in July. But the 39-year-old has been sidelined since March and is instead burning through her time off — because of what she and several other New York City Transit employees contend is a lack of light-duty jobs made available for pregnant women who drive buses. “There are other jobs we coul…