Ponte da Freguesia do Ó, Road bridge in São Paulo, Brazil

Ponte da Freguesia do Ó - Padre Noé Rodrigues is a road bridge over the Rio Tietê in São Paulo, part of the Marginal Tietê road system. It links Avenida Inajar de Souza in Freguesia do Ó to Avenida Comendador Martinelli in Barra Funda, forming the main access route to the Freguesia do Ó district.

The bridge was built to improve connections between a growing neighborhood and the rest of the city. Its completion represented an important step in modernizing São Paulo's transportation infrastructure.

The bridge's full name honors Father Noé Rodrigues, while "Freguesia do Ó" refers to the district it has linked to the rest of São Paulo since 1956. For residents of that district, the crossing is the main route into the city, and the name keeps the neighborhood's identity in the official address of the structure.

Traffic is heaviest during morning and evening rush hours, so it is wise to avoid crossing during these times if possible. Understanding local traffic patterns helps travelers plan their route through the area efficiently.

The bridge carries the name of Padre Noé Rodrigues alongside that of the Freguesia do Ó district. For decades after 1956 it was the main access route for a district then cut off from the rest of São Paulo, so crossing it meant entering the neighbourhood.