SP-79 (São Paulo highway)

• Celestino Americo, Tenente (Tapiraí - Juquiá)
• Convençao Republicana, Rodovia (Itu's old street - Salto)
• Guilherme Hovel-Svd, Padre (Piedade - Tapiraí)
• Raimundo Antunes Soares (Votorantim - Piedade)
• Waldomiro Correa de Camargo (Sorocaba - Itu)

The highway begins at the junction with SP-75, in the municipality of Salto, enters its urban area, and continues toward Itu and Sorocaba along a dual carriageway section between Salto and Sorocaba. After Sorocaba, SP-79 overlaps with SP-264 until it reaches Votorantim.

From Votorantim onward, the highway becomes a single carriageway, passing through the urban areas of Piedade and Tapiraí, before reaching the municipality of Juquiá. The mountainous section of SP-79, between Tapiraí and Juquiá, is nicknamed "Serra de Juquiá" or "Serra da Cabeça da Anta," the latter named after a restaurant with the same name located midway along the mountain, on the roadside. In this 40 km stretch, there are no shoulders or cell phone signal,^[2] with many curves heading toward the southern coast of São Paulo.

The highway ends within the urban area of Juquiá, a few kilometers from the Rodovia Régis Bittencourt.