The Mass Transit Authority (MTA) oversees all of the NYC Subway and mass transit systems. With over 7 billion passengers, it is easily one of the world's largest systems. New MetroPass and eZpass systems have made significant improvements to the efficiency of the system, however, there have been virtually no improvements to the security of the system. As the world's oldest subway system, the London underground has been subject to many incidents of terrorism over the years. It has been the scene of many deadly IRA attacks and the growing uncertainty in the world is creating a pressing need for enhanced security. The TTC, Canada's largest mass transit system has been given a new lease on life with federal public support. None of the new funds however are targeted to increase efficiencies or reduce crime. Despite this, the threat of terrorism rises and if Spain is to be used as an example, mass transit is generally an easy target. While the ability to use technology to stop a would be bus or train bomber doesn't exist, the ability to track down the source is available which reduces the likelihood of additional threats . Ayess Security Division has created high level security to be used in subway and other mass transit systems. The currently classified technology promises to include the features of the MetroPass and EzPass systems in order to maintain the efficiencies gained during those upgrades. The security features of the new Ayess Mass Transit Security System (MTSS) are designed to be used in conjunction with all other Ayess products including other MTSS systems around the world. A truly unique product from an emerging company. The estimated initial cost of approximately $216 million will be offset by a smaller workforce and significantly reduced amount of crime that often takes place within the subway system. If a purse is stolen from a woman on a platform within the system, the system has the capability of providing police with a complete list of all people who were in that station at the same time. It will not take long before the subway system is virtually crime free.