São Paulo bus 407P-10 (SPTrans): route map, stops and timetable

Bus 407P-10 is an SPTrans city bus in São Paulo that connects Terminal Cidade Tiradentes with Metrô Tatuapé. The sign shows “Term. Cid. Tiradentes” and “Metrô Tatuapé”, and the code on the bus is 407P-10. People looking for it usually type “407p”, “line 407P” or “bus 407P”; some systems write the code as 407P/10. The route is 27.6 km outbound, passing the Metrô Itaquera stop and ending at the Metrô Tatuapé terminal. Below you will find the route section by section, the hours, the trip time and the Metrô connections.

Route of bus 407P-10

Terminal Cidade Tiradentes and Estr. Iguatemi. The line leaves platform 2 of Terminal Cidade Tiradentes, runs via Av. Souza Ramos and R. Márcio Beck Machado and follows Estr. Iguatemi, with seven stops.

Towards Av. José Pinheiro Borges. Next the bus uses R. da Passagem Funda, R. Saturnino Pereira, R. Getulina and R. Benedito Leite de Ávila and joins Av. José Pinheiro Borges, the longest section of the route, with about ten stops, including the Joli Guaianases stop.

Itaquera and Av. Cde. de Frontin. Via Av. do Contorno, the line reaches the Metrô Itaquera stop. It then continues along R. Dr. Luiz Aires and Av. Antônio Estevão de Carvalho and follows Av. Cde. de Frontin.

Arriving at Tatuapé. The final section passes R. Melo Freire and the Metrô Tatuapé stop and ends at Terminal Metrô Tatuapé, south side, listed in the stop data next to Shop. Tatuapé. There are 47 stops outbound.

Return. Towards Cidade Tiradentes, the line leaves Terminal Metrô Tatuapé via R. Melo Freire and passes the Metrô Carrão stop. It heads back along Av. Cde. de Frontin, Av. Antônio Estevão de Carvalho, R. Dr. Luiz Aires and Av. José Pinheiro Borges, with the Joli Guaianases stop, and then uses R. Copenhague, R. Cap. Pucci, R. Getulina, R. Gaspar Aranha, R. Saturnino Pereira and R. da Passagem Funda. It rejoins Estr. Iguatemi, passes R. Ituruna and Av. Souza Ramos and ends at platform 2 of Terminal Cidade Tiradentes. The return has 53 stops.

Timetable and frequency

According to the SPTrans reference timetable, the 407P-10 runs from about 04:00, and the last departures are around midnight. The timetable lists about 109 departures a day. The line runs every day, but SPTrans publishes a single reference timetable per line: on weekends and public holidays service may change, so check Olho Vivo before you leave.

In the morning peak (07:00 to 09:00), the shortest scheduled interval is 6 minutes. Very early and at night, gaps are longer.

How long the trip takes

The full outbound trip from Terminal Cidade Tiradentes to Terminal Metrô Tatuapé has a scheduled time of 110 minutes for 27.6 km in the SPTrans reference timetable. It is a reference figure and can grow at peak times, especially on Av. José Pinheiro Borges and Av. Cde. de Frontin. If you get off at the Metrô Itaquera stop, the trip is much shorter. The return trip uses partly different streets and has 53 stops instead of 47; check Olho Vivo for live arrival times in that direction.

Main stops and connections

The 407P-10 has connections at both ends and halfway along. It starts at Terminal Cidade Tiradentes, passes the Metrô Itaquera stop and the Metrô Tatuapé stop and ends at Terminal Metrô Tatuapé. On the return, besides leaving from the same terminal, it passes the Metrô Carrão stop.

How to see where the bus is (Olho Vivo)

On Olho Vivo, the SPTrans service at olhovivo.sptrans.com.br, you can follow the 407P-10 buses in real time. Search for the line, choose the direction (Metrô Tatuapé or Term. Cid. Tiradentes) and see the predicted arrival at your stop. Use it as well to check how the line runs at weekends, on public holidays and late at night.

Fare and Bilhete Único

The basic bus fare in São Paulo is R$ 5.30, in force since 6 January 2026. With the Bilhete Único card, the transfer window is 3 hours from the first tap. If you continue from the 407P-10 onto the Metrô at Itaquera or Tatuapé, or onto the CPTM, the total for the integrated trip is R$ 9.38.

Tips for using the line

• Check the sign: “Metrô Tatuapé” heads for Itaquera and Tatuapé; “Term. Cid. Tiradentes” makes the return trip.
• At Terminal Cidade Tiradentes the line uses platform 2; at Tatuapé, the south side of the terminal.
• On the return, the Metrô Carrão stop comes right at the start; it is not on the outbound list.
• With a 6-minute peak interval, morning waits are usually short; at night, check Olho Vivo.