São Paulo bus 748R-10 (SPTrans): route map, stops and timetable

The 748R-10 is a São Paulo municipal bus run under SPTrans between Jd. João XXIII and Metrô Barra Funda, where it stops at Terminal Barra Funda, South Side (Lado Sul). The outbound trip is 24.9 km with 74 stops, along roads such as Av. Eng. Heitor Antônio Eiras Garcia, Rod. Raposo Tavares, Av. do Rio Pequeno, Av. Jaguaré, Av. Queiroz Filho, R. Pio XI and Av. Mário de Andrade. The “-10” suffix is part of the code on the bus sign, and people search for it as “748R-10”, “748R 10” or “bus 748R”. This page explains the route section by section, the differences between the two directions, the hours and frequency from the SPTrans reference timetable, the fare and how to track the bus in real time.

Route of the 748R-10

Starting in Jd. João XXIII. The first stop is on R. José Porfírio de Souza. The bus passes R. Eng. Hugo Takahashi and Av. Eng. Heitor Antônio Eiras Garcia and runs through a series of nearby streets: R. Pe. Juan de Solorzano, R. Frei Vital de Frescarolo, R. Pe. João da Cunha, R. Lucídio Marcondes Souza, R. Eudoro Lincoln Berlink, R. Rubens Reis Rezende, R. Domingos Rosolia and Av. Prof. João de Lorenzo. It then returns to Av. Eng. Heitor Antônio Eiras Garcia for four more stops.

Raposo Tavares and Rio Pequeno. Via R. Caetano Bizarro and R. Noronha dos Santos, the 748R-10 reaches Rod. Raposo Tavares. It then passes R. Maso Di Bianco, R. Guajaraúna, Av. José de Araújo Ribeiro, Av. Escola Politécnica, R. Paulino Baptista Conti and R. Profa. Abigail Alves Pires and turns onto Av. do Rio Pequeno, where it makes nine stops.

Jaguaré and Queiroz Filho. Via Av. Corifeu de Azevedo Marques the bus reaches Av. Jaguaré, with five stops, and then Av. Queiroz Filho, with six. It then passes Av. Diógenes Ribeiro de Lima and turns onto R. Pio XI.

Arriving at Barra Funda. Via R. S. Domingos Sávio, R. Bairi, R. Pio XI, R. Tito, R. Francisco Alves and R. Jeroaquara, the line reaches the Scipião, Vespasiano, Cornélia, Sesc Pompeia and Palmeiras stops and follows Av. Mário de Andrade to Terminal Barra Funda Lado Sul, Platform B.

Return. Towards Jd. João XXIII there are 80 stops, and the path differs in places. Leaving the terminal, the return calls at the Antártica, Palmeiras and Sesc Pompeia stops, R. Carlos Vicari and the Tibério and Duílio stops, and continues via R. Roma and R. Nsa. Sra. da Lapa to the Intermunicipal stop; from there it runs along R. Pio XI with seven stops. After Queiroz Filho, Jaguaré and Rio Pequeno, the return uses Pça. Wilson Moreira da Costa, R. Dr. Paulo Ribeiro Coelho and Av. José Felipe da Silva and calls at the Isidoro Favaro and Raposo Tavares stops before taking the highway. The final section has several stops on Av. Eng. Heitor Antônio Eiras Garcia and passes R. Pe. Gonçalo Leite and R. Pe. Marçal Rodrigues, ending on R. José Porfírio de Souza.

Timetable and frequency

According to the SPTrans reference timetable, the 748R-10 runs every day. Departures start from about 4 am (an approximate time that marks the start of the first hourly band) and continue until around 11 pm, with roughly 75 departures a day. As the last band is around 11 pm, plan ahead if you are coming back late.

In the morning peak, between 7 and 9 am, the shortest scheduled interval is 15 minutes. In the other bands of the day the intervals may be longer.

SPTrans open data has a single reference timetable for the line and only lists the days it runs. There is no separate weekend schedule, so on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays times may be different. Check Olho Vivo before you set off.

How long the trip takes

The full outbound trip, from Jd. João XXIII to Metrô Barra Funda, has a scheduled time of 121 minutes for 24.9 km, about two hours. That is the reference time for the whole route; if you board or get off midway, your trip will be shorter. With 74 outbound stops, the average is under two minutes per stop. At times of heavy traffic, allow extra time.

Main stops and connections

The most important connection on the 748R-10 is Terminal Barra Funda Lado Sul, at Platform B, the end of the outbound trip and start of the return, which SPTrans calls Metrô Barra Funda in the line name. Along the way, the official list has no other stop identified as a Metrô or CPTM station.

Good landmarks for finding your way are Rod. Raposo Tavares, Av. do Rio Pequeno, Av. Jaguaré, Av. Queiroz Filho, R. Pio XI and the Sesc Pompeia stop, which appears in both directions.

How to see where the bus is (Olho Vivo)

Olho Vivo (olhovivo.sptrans.com.br), from SPTrans, shows where municipal buses are in real time, free of charge. Search for line 748R and pick the direction, Metrô Barra Funda or Jd. João XXIII, to see the vehicles on the map and work out how long until the next one reaches your stop. With intervals of at least 15 minutes and the last departures around 11 pm, checking before you leave helps you avoid missing the last bus.

Fare and Bilhete Único

The basic fare on São Paulo municipal buses is R$ 5.30 (Brazilian reais), in force since 6 January 2026. With the Bilhete Único, the city’s transport card, the integration window is 3 hours. If you combine the 748R-10 with the Metrô at Barra Funda or with the CPTM, the bus plus rail integration costs R$ 9.38 in total.

Tips for using the line

• Check the sign: the code is 748R-10 (sometimes written 748R/10), with the direction Metrô Barra Funda or Jd. João XXIII.
• Service ends around 11 pm; in the evening, check Olho Vivo so you do not miss the last bus.
• On the return, the bus runs via R. Roma and R. Nsa. Sra. da Lapa, not R. Tito; pick the right stop for each direction.
• For the whole route, allow about two hours (121 scheduled minutes).