São Paulo bus 875C-10 (SPTrans): route map, stops and timetable

The 875C-10 is a São Paulo municipal bus run under SPTrans between Terminal Lapa and Metrô Sta. Cruz. The outbound trip is 19.1 km with 58 stops and crosses the city along roads such as R. Pio XI, Av. Diógenes Ribeiro de Lima, Av. Pedroso de Moraes, Av. Brig. Faria Lima, R. Afonso Braz and Av. Prof. Ascendino Reis. The “-10” suffix is part of the code on the bus sign, and people search for it as “875C-10”, “875C 10” or “line 875C”. 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 875C-10

Leaving Terminal Lapa. The starting point is Platform 3 at Terminal Lapa. The bus passes R. Roma and R. Nsa. Sra. da Lapa, calls at the Intermunicipal stop and continues via R. Pio XI, Pça. Osvaldo Zanini, R. Dr. José Elias and R. Barbalha.

Av. Diógenes Ribeiro de Lima and Pedroso de Moraes. Next the 875C-10 runs along Av. Diógenes Ribeiro de Lima, where it makes ten stops, passes R. dos Macunis and Av. Pedroso de Moraes and reaches Av. Brig. Faria Lima.

Av. Brig. Faria Lima. On Faria Lima the bus calls at stops such as Faria Lima, Eusébio Matoso, Dona Elisa Pereira de Barros and Tucumã, and follows the avenue to around numbers 467 and 3064. It then passes R. Aspásia, the Clodomiro Amazonas stop, R. Tabapuã, the Urussuí stop and R. Dr. Renato Paes de Barros, goes by Av. Pres. Juscelino Kubitschek and turns into R. Afonso Braz.

Arriving at Santa Cruz. The final section follows R. Afonso Braz, R. Diogo Jacome, Av. Lavandisca, Av. Jamaris, Al. dos Nhambiquaras, R. Haberbeck Brandão and Av. Rubem Berta to Av. Prof. Ascendino Reis. The last stops (José de Magalhães, Dos Otonis, Marselhesa and Machado Bittencourt) lead to Terminal Sta. Cruz.

Return. Towards Term. Lapa there are 56 stops, and much of the path is different. The return leaves Terminal Sta. Cruz via the Botucatu, Dos Otonis and Dr. Bacelar stops, follows Av. Prof. Ascendino Reis, Al. dos Maracatins, Av. Moema, Av. Juriti and Av. Hélio Pellegrino and comes back to R. Afonso Braz. After the J.K. stop (access to Itaim) it runs along R. Joaquim Floriano, with four stops, passes the Bandeira Paulista stop and R. Iguatemi and calls at the Gumercindo Saraiva, Prudente Correia, Benedito Chaves and Diogo Moreira stops before reaching Largo da Batata. From there it takes Faria Lima, Pedroso de Moraes and Diógenes Ribeiro de Lima again and reaches Lapa via Av. Pe. Pereira de Andrade, R. Bairi, R. Tito and R. Scipião, ending once more at Platform 3 of Terminal Lapa.

Timetable and frequency

According to the SPTrans reference timetable, the 875C-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 1 am, with roughly 98 departures a day.

In the morning peak, between 7 and 9 am, the shortest scheduled interval is 12 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 Term. Lapa to Metrô Sta. Cruz, has a scheduled time of 134 minutes for 19.1 km, just over two hours. That works out at an average of about 8.5 km/h on the reference trip. For short sections, count the stops: there are 58 outbound, with an average of just over two minutes between them. At times of heavy traffic, allow extra time.

Main stops and connections

Both ends of the 875C-10 are terminals: Terminal Lapa, at Platform 3, and Terminal Sta. Cruz, which SPTrans calls Metrô Sta. Cruz in the line name. That is where the line connects with the Metrô. Along the way, the official list has no other stop identified as a Metrô or CPTM station.

Good landmarks for finding your way are Av. Diógenes Ribeiro de Lima, Av. Pedroso de Moraes, Av. Brig. Faria Lima, Av. Pres. Juscelino Kubitschek and, on the return, R. Joaquim Floriano and Largo da Batata.

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 bus 875C and pick the direction, Metrô Sta. Cruz or Term. Lapa, to see the vehicles on the map and work out how long until the next one reaches your stop. It is most useful late at night, near the end of service, and at weekends.

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 875C-10 with the Metrô at Santa Cruz 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 875C-10 (sometimes written 875C/10), with the direction Metrô Sta. Cruz or Term. Lapa.
• Outbound, the bus uses Av. Lavandisca and Al. dos Nhambiquaras; on the return, Av. Moema, R. Joaquim Floriano and Largo da Batata. Pick the right stop for each direction.
• For the whole route, allow more than two hours (134 scheduled minutes).
• The line runs until around 1 am; close to that time, check Olho Vivo before heading to the stop.