São Paulo bus 477P-10 (SPTrans): route map, stops and timetable

Bus 477P-10 is an SPTrans city bus in São Paulo that connects Ipiranga with Rio Pequeno. The sign on the bus shows 477P-10, and many riders simply search for “477p”, “line 477P” or “bus 477P”. Some systems also write the code as 477P/10. At 39.1 km outbound it is a long route, linking streets in Ipiranga, the Av. Jabaquara corridor, the Av. Brig. Faria Lima area and Rod. Raposo Tavares. Below you will find the route section by section, the hours, how long the trip takes and how to track the bus in real time.

Route of bus 477P-10

Ipiranga to Av. Ricardo Jafet. The line starts on R. Eugênio Falk and runs along Av. Inhaiba, Av. Pres. Tancredo Neves, Estr. das Lágrimas and R. Bom Pastor. It then follows a long stretch of R. Lino Coutinho, R. dos Patriotas, R. Cipriano Barata and R. Tabor before reaching Av. Ricardo Jafet, which it follows for much of its length.

Saúde and Av. Jabaquara. From Ricardo Jafet the bus turns onto Av. Prof. Abraão de Morais, Av. Bosque da Saúde and R. Bertioga, then joins Av. Jabaquara. This is where two key stops are: “Parada 1 – Metrô Saúde” and “Parada 2 – Metrô São Judas”.

Av. Indianópolis to Faria Lima. Next the line runs along Av. Indianópolis, Al. dos Nhambiquaras, Av. Prof. Ascendino Reis and Al. dos Maracatins. It continues via R. Antônio de Macedo Soares, R. Dr. Jesuíno Maciel, R. Guararapes, R. Ribeiro do Vale, R. Ribeirão Claro and R. Clodomiro Amazonas, crosses Av. Pres. Juscelino Kubitschek and joins Av. Brig. Faria Lima, with stops such as Largo da Batata.

On to Rio Pequeno. After Faria Lima, the bus takes R. Amaro Cavalheiro, R. Eugênio de Medeiros, R. Catequese and R. Pirajussara to Rod. Raposo Tavares, where it has several stops. The final section runs via Av. José Felipe da Silva, R. Dr. Paulo Ribeiro Coelho and R. Profa. Abigail Alves Pires and ends on R. José Vicente da Cruz. There are 115 stops outbound.

Return. Towards Ipiranga, the line leaves R. José Vicente da Cruz via Av. Escola Politécnica, heads back along Rod. Raposo Tavares and passes stops such as Francisco Morato, Eusébio Matoso and Tucumã before joining Av. Brig. Faria Lima. It then uses other streets: R. Nova Cidade, R. Guaraiuva, Av. Pe. Antônio José dos Santos, R. Vieira de Moraes, R. Cde. de Porto Alegre and Al. dos Nhambiquaras, rejoins Av. Indianópolis and Av. Jabaquara and finally runs along R. Silva Bueno back to R. Eugênio Falk. The return has 103 stops.

Timetable and frequency

According to the SPTrans reference timetable, the 477P-10 starts running from about 04:00 and the last departures are around midnight. The timetable lists about 66 departures a day. The line runs every day of the week, but SPTrans publishes a single reference timetable per line: on weekends and public holidays service may be different, so check Olho Vivo before you set out.

In the morning peak (07:00 to 09:00), the shortest scheduled interval is 12 minutes. Outside that window, especially early in the morning and at night, expect longer waits.

How long the trip takes

The full outbound trip from Ipiranga to Rio Pequeno has a scheduled time of 222 minutes for 39.1 km in the SPTrans reference timetable. This is a reference figure for the whole route and can change a lot with traffic. In practice most riders use only one section, for example between Av. Jabaquara and Av. Brig. Faria Lima, and travel for much less. At peak times, allow extra time.

Main stops and connections

The 477P-10 has no bus terminal at either end, but it does have stops linked to the Metrô. On Av. Jabaquara, towards Rio Pequeno, there are the “Metrô Saúde” and “Metrô São Judas” stops; on the return, the “Metrô São Judas” stop appears again, next to the São Judas Tadeu stop. On Av. Brig. Faria Lima the bus passes Largo da Batata, a local landmark.

How to see where the bus is (Olho Vivo)

To see where the 477P-10 is in real time, use Olho Vivo, the SPTrans service at olhovivo.sptrans.com.br. Search for line 477P-10 and pick the direction (Rio Pequeno or Ipiranga) to see buses on the map and the predicted arrival at each stop. Because the route is long and uses busy roads, the bus’s actual position is more useful than the timetable, especially at night and at weekends.

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 you get a 3-hour transfer window from the first tap. If you combine the bus with the Metrô or CPTM, the total for the integrated trip is R$ 9.38. That is handy on the 477P-10, since the line serves stops linked to Saúde and São Judas stations.

Tips for using the line

• Check the direction on the sign: “Rio Pequeno” continues via Faria Lima and Raposo Tavares; “Ipiranga” heads back via Av. Jabaquara to Ipiranga.
• Outbound and return use different streets in several places, such as R. Lino Coutinho outbound and R. Silva Bueno on the way back; find the stop for your direction in the full list.
• For short hops between Av. Jabaquara and the Metrô, tap your Bilhete Único and use the 3-hour transfer window.
• Since the full route is long, track the bus on Olho Vivo before you walk to the stop.