1. The document analyzes how patterns of mobility and transportation use as measured by anonymous smart card data can provide insights into levels of community well-being and social deprivation. 2. It describes creating a user-visit matrix and community-flow matrix from 89 million transportation journeys to correlate mobility patterns with indices of multiple deprivation. 3. The results show areas with higher deprivation receive more visits, mobility increases social equalization, and well-off areas have more heterogeneous flows, suggesting mobility metrics can sense community well-being.