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        With the buses, he adds, "some of these cuts may not have affected a large amount of people, but for that small amount of people, there's no alternative."

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This is the second part of a three-part series on the implications of recent MTA service cuts. To learn about how much more crowded some trains are going to be, click here. Part III explores the deeper causes and long-term implications of the MTA's funding crisis.