College Station to Sugar Land Shuttle

Traslado de College Station a Sugar Land

Navegar por el bullicioso paisaje texano entre College Station y Sugar Land puede ser un reto, The user wants translation of an HTML snippet from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. We need to preserve all HTML tags exactly as they are. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. We have to translate text inside HTML tags, but preserve the tags, attributes, and structure. The text content is currently English. We need to provide Spanish translation that sounds natural for Latin American Spanish. That is, we must adapt idioms, perhaps use "usted" forms? The audience is travelers. Use "tú" maybe. But typical service-oriented websites may use "usted". Let's decide on a natural, friendly tone. The translation should be "native Latin American Spanish" – meaning a neutral, common Latin American Spanish, but avoiding overly Castilian forms (like "vosotros" or "ustedes" with "vos"). In Latin America, "usted" is used often for formal contexts, but "tú" for informal. The user says "travelers", so perhaps a mix: we can use "tú" or "usted". Many travel sites use "tú" to be friendly. I'd go with "tú". The translation should be natural, not literal. Also preserve names: "College Station", "Sugar Land", "Texas A&M University", "Bryan", "Brazos Valley", "Houston", "US-59", "George Bush Intercontinental Airport". Keep codes and numbers as is. Keep HTML tags. Thus we produce an HTML snippet with Spanish translations: First paragraph: "Our private shuttles provide a comfortable and personalized travel experience, ensuring that your journey is as relaxing as it is efficient. With spacious seating and amenities tailored to your comfort, you'll arrive in Sugar Land feeling refreshed and ready to take on whatever the day brings." Translation: "Nuestros shuttles privados ofrecen una experiencia de viaje cómoda y personalizada, asegurando que tu trayecto sea tan relajante como eficiente. Con asientos amplios y servicios diseñados para tu comodidad, llegarás a Sugar Land sintiéndote renovado y listo para enfrentar lo que el día traiga." We need to be careful with "shuttles". In Spanish we could keep "shuttles" or use "servicios de transporte". For Latin American travelers, "shuttle" is often used as loanword, but can translate as "servicio de transporte". Let's translate to "shuttles" but maybe adapt: "Nuestros shuttles privados". That's okay. Second paragraph: heading: "What to Expect on the College Station to Sugar Land Route". Spanish: "Qué esperar en la ruta de College Station a Sugar Land". Keep the heading in

. Paragraph: "The College Station → Sugar Land corridor is a long but predictable run — about 98 road miles through the Brazos Valley farmland, into the western edge of the Houston metro, and down into the Sugar Land suburbs along US-59. We work this route weekly, mostly for Texas A&M family visits, medical-center appointments, and connecting transfers to George Bush Intercontinental Airport." Spanish: "El corredor College Station → Sugar Land es un recorrido largo pero predecible — unas 98 millas a través de las tierras agrícolas del Valle de Brazos, hasta el borde occidental del área metropolitana de Houston, y descendiendo hacia los suburbios de Sugar Land por la US-59. Trabajamos esta ruta semanalmente, principalmente para visitas familiares de Texas A&M, citas en el centro médico y traslados de conexión al Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush." Third heading: "College Station & Bryan pickup zones we serve". Spanish: "Zonas de recogida en College Station y Bryan que servimos". Or "Áreas de recogida en College Station y Bryan que cubrimos". Keep

. Paragraph: "We pick up from any address in College Station, Bryan, and the immediate Brazos Valley, with our most common pickups in ZIP codes 77840, 77845, and 77802. Dispatcher-confirmed pickup points include:" Spanish: "Recogemos en cualquier dirección en College Station, Bryan y el Valle de Brazos inmediato, siendo las recogidas más comunes en los códigos postales 77840, 77845 y 77802. Los puntos de recogida confirmados por el dispatch incluyen:" Then a list: "Texas A&M University campus — Memorial Student Center, Rudder Tower, the West Campus Garage, and the Bush Library complex are all standard meeting points for student travelers; we can also pull up to any on-campus residence hall." Spanish: "Campus de la Universidad Texas A&M — el Memorial Student Center, Rudder Tower, el West Campus Garage y el complejo Bush Library son puntos de encuentro habituales para los viajeros estudiantes; también podemos llegar a cualquier residencia universitaria del campus." We need to preserve line breaks and spaces exactly as in original? It doesn't specify formatting. Just preserve HTML tags and content translation. Potential concerns: The original list uses

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  What to Expect on the College Station to Sugar Land Route

  ". There is no arrow there. In the paragraph: "The College Station → Sugar Land corridor". The → is a character. We must preserve that. So we keep the same string. In Spanish translation we can also use → to represent the arrow. So translation: "El corredor College Station → Sugar Land es...". That's okay. Also the original uses & in "Texas A&M". Keep as Texas A&M (or with &). In HTML we might keep & for proper encoding. But we can leave "Texas A&M". The original uses "Texas A&M University campus". That is & to represent the ampersand. In translation, we might also need to use & if we refer to Texas A&M. But the translation will likely also say "Universidad Texas A&M". Use "Universidad Texas A&M" or "Universidad Texas A&M". To keep HTML safe, we could also use & to represent the ampersand, but it's not required. We'll keep "Universidad Texas A&M" (no &). However, the original uses & in the phrase "Texas A&M". It's safe to preserve that in translation as "Universidad Texas A&M". But it's okay if we just write "Universidad Texas A&M". The & will not be needed. However, to preserve HTML, we can use & as needed. Make sure not to add any extra whitespace besides what is needed. Keep the list format:
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  nuestros shuttles privados ofrecen una experiencia de viaje cómoda y personalizada, asegurando que tu trayecto sea tan relajante como eficiente. Con asientos amplios y servicios diseñados para tu comodidad, llegarás a Sugar Land sintiéndote renovado y listo para enfrentar lo que el día traiga.

  Qué esperar en la ruta de College Station a Sugar Land

  El corredor College Station → Sugar Land es un recorrido largo pero predecible — unas 98 millas a través de las tierras agrícolas del Valle de Brazos, hasta el borde occidental del área metropolitana de Houston, y descendiendo hacia los suburbios de Sugar Land por la US-59. Trabajamos esta ruta semanalmente, principalmente para visitas familiares de Texas A&M, citas en el centro médico y traslados de conexión al Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush.

  Zonas de recogida en College Station y Bryan que cubrimos

  Recogemos en cualquier dirección en College Station, Bryan y el Valle de Brazos inmediato, siendo las recogidas más comunes en los códigos postales 77840, 77845 y 77802. Los puntos de recogida confirmados por el dispatch incluyen:

  • Campus de la Universidad Texas A&M — el Memorial Student Center, Rudder Tower, el West Campus Garage y el complejo Bush Library son puntos de encuentro habituales para los viajeros estudiantes; también podemos llegar a cualquier residencia universitaria del campus.
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    • . We preserve that. Now check for any English terms that should remain unchanged: "College Station", "Sugar Land", "Bryan", "Brazos Valley", "Houston", "US-59", "Texas A&M", "George Bush Intercontinental Airport". Those are The user wants translation of HTML from English to natural native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Must keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only translated HTML. We have a snippet with list items and headings, all in English. The user asks to translate this landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. Thus we need to translate the English text content while preserving HTML tags, preserving city names, airport codes, etc. Must be natural Latin American Spanish. Must ensure the translation is appropriate for travelers. The snippet includes:
    • Northgate & East Campus apartments — The Stack, U Centre, The Rise, and the dense student-housing strip along University Drive. Curbside pickup is fine; let dispatch know the unit number for an early-morning run.
    • Hotel row — Cavalry Court, The George, Texas A&M Hotel & Conference Center, Hilton College Station, Hyatt Place, and the cluster along Earl Rudder Freeway / TX-6.
    • Bryan and surrounding residential — downtown Bryan, the Traditions / Miramont neighborhoods, and the FM-2818 loop are all flat-rated with College Station addresses.
    • Outlying Brazos Valley — Navasota, Hempstead, Caldwell, and Madisonville pickups feed into the same TX-6 / US-290 corridor; quoted at the same door-to-door rate.

    The road from College Station to Sugar Land

    There is one rational route from College Station to Sugar Land, and we run it the same way every time:

    • TX-6 South from College Station through Navasota and Hempstead — about 50 miles of flat Brazos Valley two-lane / four-lane divided, almost always free-flowing.
    • US-290 East from Hempstead into the western edge of the Houston metro — expect the first traffic slow-down here as 290 feeds into the Beltway 8 / Grand Parkway interchange.
    We need to translate all English text content to Spanish (Latin American). Keep tags like
    • , , — etc as they are, keep city names like College Station, Sugar Land, Navasota, Hempstead, Caldwell, Madisonville, etc unchanged, keep codes like TX-6, US-290, etc unchanged. We must preserve all HTML tags exactly as-is: including & and — etc. We must ensure natural Latin American Spanish. We can use "college station" remains unchanged. "College Station" is a name; keep it unchanged. "Sugar Land" unchanged. "TX-6 South" unchanged. "US-290 East" unchanged. "Beltway 8 / Grand Parkway" unchanged. "Earl Rudder Freeway / TX-6". "University Drive". "Navasota, Hempstead, Caldwell, Madisonville" unchanged. "Bryan" unchanged. "Traditions / Miramont neighborhoods". "FM-2818". "Hotel row" maybe "Hilera de hoteles". "Northgate & East Campus apartments" maybe "Apartamentos Northgate y East Campus". But keep proper names. But "Northgate & East Campus apartments" could be "Apartamentos Northgate y East Campus". "The Stack, U Centre, The Rise, and the dense student-housing strip along University Drive." We can translate as: "The Stack, U Centre, The Rise, y la densa franja de vivienda estudiantil a lo largo de University Drive." However keep names: The Stack, U Centre, The Rise. Could keep as is. Better translation:
    • Apartamentos Northgate y East Campus — The Stack, U Centre, The Rise y la densa franja de vivienda estudiantil a lo largo de University Drive. La recogida en la acera está bien; avisa a dispatch el número de unidad para un recorrido temprano por la mañana.
    We need to keep HTML tags:
    • and . Keep — (em dash). Keep & unchanged. For "Hotel row" we could translate as "Hilera de hoteles" or "Fila de hoteles". The phrase "Cavalry Court, The George, Texas A&M Hotel & Conference Center, Hilton College Station, Hyatt Place, and the cluster along Earl Rudder Freeway / TX-6." Could translate "Hilera de hoteles" then list proper names. Keep the names unchanged. Thus:
    • Hilera de hoteles — Cavalry Court, The George, Texas A&M Hotel & Conference Center, Hilton College Station, Hyatt Place y el grupo a lo largo de Earl Rudder Freeway / TX-6.
    For "Bryan and surrounding residential" we could translate as "Bryan y residenciales circundantes". Then "downtown Bryan" -> "el centro de Bryan". "the Traditions / Miramont neighborhoods" keep names. "and the FM-2818 loop are all flat-rated with College Station addresses." -> "y el circuito FM-2818 tienen tarifa plana con direcciones de College Station." Thus:
    • Bryan y residentiales circundantes — el centro de Bryan, los barrios Traditions / Miramont y el circuito FM-2818 tienen tarifa plana con direcciones de College Station.
    For "Outlying Brazos Valley" could be "Valle de Brazos periférico" or "Afueras del Valle de Brazos". The translation:
    • Afueras del Valle de Brazos — Navasota, Hempstead, Caldwell y Madisonville se integran en el mismo corredor TX-6 / US-290; se cotiza la misma tarifa puerta a puerta.
    Now the heading:

    The road from College Station to Sugar Land

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    La carretera de College Station a Sugar Land

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    There is one rational route from College Station to Sugar Land, and we run it the same way every time:

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    Hay una ruta lógica de College Station a Sugar Land, y la hacemos de la misma manera cada vez:

    Now list items:
    • TX-6 South from College Station through Navasota and Hempstead — about 50 miles of flat Brazos Valley two-lane / four-lane divided, almost always free-flowing.
    We translate:
    • TX-6 Sur desde College Station a través de Navasota y Hempstead — unas 50 millas de valle de Brazos llano con dos carriles / cuatro carriles divididos, casi siempre fluyendo libremente.
    But need to keep names unchanged: "TX-6 South" is a tag; keep as TX-6 South. Actually it's "TX-6 South" as the name of the highway. We could preserve "TX-6 South". But translation: "TX-6 Sur" could be alternative. However the highway naming might be retained as "TX-6 South" because it's the official designation. But the instruction: Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Does that include highway designations? Probably keep them unchanged: keep "TX-6 South" as is. So we should keep the string "TX-6 South" unchanged. So the HTML: TX-6 South. That's fine. But we can keep the English text "TX-6 South" unchanged. The rest we translate. Thus:
    • TX-6 South desde College Station a través de Navasota y Hempstead — unas 50 millas de valle de Brazos llano con dos carriles / cuatro carriles divididos, casi siempre con tráfico fluido.
    Now second list item:
    • US-290 East from Hempstead into the western edge of the Houston metro — expect the first traffic slow-down here as 290 feeds into the Beltway 8 / Grand Parkway interchange.
    Translate:
    • US-290 East desde Hempstead hacia el borde occidental del área metropolitana de Houston — espera la primera reducción de tráfico aquí, ya que la 290 se conecta con el intercambio de Beltway 8 / Grand Parkway.
    We must keep "US-290 East" unchanged. Keep "Beltway 8 / Grand Parkway" unchanged. Thus the final output is the HTML snippet with translations. Ensure all tags preserved, ensure no stray spaces, keep & as & (since it appears in the original HTML). Keep HTML entities like —. Thus final answer: include the translated HTML snippet. Let's produce the final HTML block. But check: The original snippet includes
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    • < The user wants a translation from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The user says: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." So we need to produce the Spanish translation for the given HTML snippet. The snippet is: ```
    • US-59 South (I-69) through the Sugar Land split — we exit at the customer's nearest Sugar Land arterial (typically TX-6 South, US-90A, or Sugar Creek Boulevard depending on the drop-off neighborhood).
    • Total: roughly 98 road miles, 110–130 minutes off-peak, 130–160 minutes during weekday PM rush inside Beltway 8.

    When TX-6 South is closed for construction (rare but it happens around the Navasota bridges), we fall back to TX-30 East to TX-90 South via Anderson and Hempstead — same end point, about 15 minutes longer.

    Sugar Land drop-off zones

    Sugar Land is spread across multiple master-planned communities, and the right drop-off depends on which neighborhood you are heading to:

    • First Colony / Sugar Land Town Square — we exit US-59 at TX-6 South and run the surface streets through First Colony Mall and the Town Square complex.
    • Sugar Land Medical Center / Methodist Hospital — direct drop-off at 16655 Southwest Freeway; allow an extra 5 minutes inside the medical complex for valet handoff.
    • Riverstone, New Territory, Greatwood, Avalon, Telfair — all reachable via the University Boulevard, Grand Parkway, or US-59 frontage roads. We GPS-route to the exact address; no surprise stops.
    ``` We need to translate the English to natural Latin American Spanish. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged: US-59, I-69, Sugar Land, TX-6 South, US-90A, Sugar Creek Boulevard, Beltway 8, TX-30 East, TX-90 South, Anderson, Hempstead, First Colony, Sugar Land Town Square, First Colony Mall, Town Square complex, Sugar Land Medical Center, Methodist Hospital, 16655 Southwest Freeway, Riverstone, New Territory, Greatwood, Avalon, Telfair, University Boulevard, Grand Parkway, US-59 frontage roads. Phone numbers and URLs unchanged: there are none in the snippet. Also keep any numeric values unchanged: 98 road miles, 110–130 minutes off-peak, 130–160 minutes during weekday PM rush, 5 minutes, 15 minutes longer. Now we need to produce the translation. We should also consider that the user says "Return ONLY the translated HTML." So we need to output the HTML snippet with the Spanish translation. We need to preserve HTML tags. Let's do that. Now translation: - "US-59 South (I-69)" stays as is. - "through the Sugar Land split — we exit at the customer's nearest Sugar Land arterial (typically TX-6 South, US-90A, or Sugar Creek Boulevard depending on the drop-off neighborhood)." Could be "a través de la bifurcación de Sugar Land — salimos en la arterial más cercana de Sugar Land del cliente (generalmente TX-6 Sur, US-90A o Sugar Creek Boulevard, dependiendo del vecindario de destino)." Use natural Latin American Spanish: "a través del desvío de Sugar Land — salimos en la arterial más cercana de Sugar Land del cliente (por lo general TX-6 Sur, US-90A o Sugar Creek Boulevard, dependiendo del barrio de destino)." "through the Sugar Land split" can be "a través del desvío de Sugar Land". "exiting at the customer's nearest Sugar Land arterial (typically TX-6 South, US-90A, or Sugar Creek Boulevard depending on the drop-off neighborhood)." So translation: "salimos en la arterial más cercana de Sugar Land del cliente (generalmente TX-6 Sur, US-90A o Sugar Creek Boulevard, dependiendo del barrio de destino)." - "Total: roughly 98 road miles, 110–130 minutes off-peak, 130–160 minutes during weekday PM rush inside Beltway 8." Spanish: "Total: aproximadamente 98 millas, 110–130 minutos fuera de hora pico, 130–160 minutos durante la hora pico de la tarde entre semana dentro del Beltway 8." - "When TX-6 South is closed for construction (rare but it happens around the Navasota bridges), we fall back to TX-30 East to TX-90 South via Anderson and Hempstead — same end point, about 15 minutes longer." Spanish: "Cuando TX-6 Sur está cerrada por construcción (raro, pero ocurre cerca de los puentes de Navasota), recurrimos a TX-30 Este hacia TX-90 Sur a través de Anderson y Hempstead — mismo punto final, aproximadamente 15 minutos más." - "Sugar Land drop-off zones" = "Zonas de descenso en Sugar Land" (or "Zonas de recogida en Sugar Land"? Usually drop-off zones are "zonas de descenso".) - "Sugar Land is spread across multiple master-planned communities, and the right drop-off depends on which neighborhood you are heading to:" = "Sugar Land se extiende por múltiples comunidades planificadas, y la zona de descenso correcta depende del barrio al que te dirijas:" - "First Colony / Sugar Land Town Square — we exit US-59 at TX-6 South and run the surface streets through First Colony Mall and the Town Square complex." = "First Colony / Sugar Land Town Square — salimos de US-59 en TX-6 Sur y circulamos por las calles superficiales a través de First Colony Mall y el complejo Town Square." - "Sugar Land Medical Center / Methodist Hospital — direct drop-off at 16655 Southwest Freeway; allow an extra 5 minutes inside the medical complex for valet handoff." = "Sugar Land Medical Center / Methodist Hospital — descenso directo en 16655 Southwest Freeway; permite 5 minutos adicionales dentro del complejo médico para la entrega al valet." - "Riverstone, New Territory, Greatwood, Avalon, Telfair — all reachable via the University Boulevard, Grand Parkway, or US-59 frontage roads. We GPS-route to the exact address; no surprise stops." = "Riverstone, New Territory, Greatwood, Avalon, Telfair — todos accesibles a través de University Boulevard, Grand Parkway o las vías laterales de US-59. Enrutamos por GPS hasta la dirección exacta; sin paradas inesperadas." We need to keep HTML tags:
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      • US-59 South (I-69) a través del desvío de Sugar Land — salimos en la arterial más cercana de Sugar Land del cliente (generalmente TX-6 Sur, US-90A o Sugar Creek Boulevard, dependiendo del barrio de destino).
      • Total: aproximadamente 98 millas, 110–130 minutos fuera de hora pico, 130–160 minutos durante la hora pico de la tarde entre semana dentro del Beltway 8.

      Cuando TX-6 Sur está cerrada por construcción (raro, pero ocurre cerca de los puentes de Navasota), recurrimos a TX-30 Este hacia TX-90 Sur a través de Anderson y Hempstead — mismo punto final, aproximadamente 15 minutos más.

      Zonas de descenso en Sugar Land

      Sugar Land se extiende por múltiples comunidades planificadas, y la zona de descenso correcta depende del barrio al que te dirijas:

      • First Colony / Sugar Land Town Square — salimos de US-59 en TX-6 Sur y circulamos por las calles superficiales a través de First Colony Mall y el complejo Town Square.
      • Sugar Land Medical Center / Methodist Hospital — descenso directo en 16655 Southwest Freeway; permite 5 minutos adicionales dentro del complejo médico para la entrega al valet.
      • Riverstone, New Territory, Greatwood, Avalon, Telfair — todos accesibles a través de University Boulevard, Grand Parkway o las vías laterales de US-59. Enrutamos por GPS hasta la dirección exacta; sin paradas inesperadas.
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      ... Then < The user wants translation from English to "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers". Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only translated HTML. We need to translate the given HTML content. The content is: ```

      Sugar Land Regional Airport (SGR) — we also serve general-aviation drop-offs at SGR for travelers on private jets or charter flights; just note it at booking.

    Connecting to a Houston airport

    Many College Station → Sugar Land riders are actually transferring to a Houston-airport flight. We can run the airport leg as a single through-trip, no transfer required:

    • George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) — United's hub and the international gateway. From College Station direct: ~91 road miles, 110–130 minutes off-peak. See our College Station to IAH dedicated page for terminal-specific pickup logistics.
    • William P. Hobby (HOU) — Southwest's Houston hub. From College Station direct: ~104 road miles, 125–145 minutes off-peak. See College Station to Hobby for curb numbers and TSA-line context.
    • If your Sugar Land stop is a hotel before an early-morning flight, ask the dispatcher to bundle the airport leg at booking — both stops lock in at one flat rate.

    Travel tips for College Station to Sugar Land riders

    ``` We need to translate this into natural Latin American Spanish, but we must keep HTML tags unchanged, city/airport names unchanged (including SGR, IAH, HOU, etc.), phone numbers and URLs unchanged. The translation must be natural, not too literal, but consistent with travel industry Spanish. We also need to handle proper punctuation (like — is an em dash). In Spanish, we may want to use "—" (same HTML entity) or perhaps "–". But we can keep the same —. We need to translate each piece: - "Sugar Land Regional Airport (SGR)" stays the same. - "we also serve general-aviation drop-offs at SGR for travelers on private jets or charter flights; just note it at booking." Spanish translation: "también ofrecemos recojos de aviación general en SGR para viajeros en jets privados o vuelos chárter; simplemente indíquelo al hacer la reserva." Or "recojos" is not correct; "desembarque" or "recepción"? "servicio de descenso"? Actually "drop-offs" meaning drop-offs at the airport for passengers. In Spanish we can say "también atendemos desembarcos de aviación general en SGR para viajeros en jets privados o vuelos chárter; solo indíquelo al reservar." Something like that. - "Connecting to a Houston airport" -> "Conexión con un aeropuerto de Houston" - "Many College Station → Sugar Land riders are actually transferring to a Houston-airport flight. We can run the airport leg as a single through-trip, no transfer required:" -> "Muchos pasajeros de College Station a Sugar Land en realidad se están transfiriendo a un vuelo desde un aeropuerto de Houston. Podemos realizar el tramo al aeropuerto como un viaje directo sin necesidad de transbordo:" - "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)" unchanged. - "United's hub and the international gateway." -> "el centro de conexiones de United y la puerta de entrada internacional." (In Spanish "United's hub" can be "el centro de conexiones de United" or "el hub de United". Could use "hub" as is? But better translate to "el hub de United". But the user wants natural Latin American Spanish. So "el hub de United y la puerta de entrada internacional." - "From College Station direct: ~91 road miles, 110–130 minutes off-peak." -> "Desde College Station en directo: aproximadamente 91 millas por carretera, 110–130 minutos en horario fuera de pico." - "See our College Station to IAH dedicated page for terminal-specific pickup logistics." -> "Consulta nuestra página dedicada de College Station a IAH para información específica sobre la recogida en cada terminal." - "William P. Hobby (HOU)" unchanged. - "Southwest's Houston hub." -> "el hub de Southwest en Houston." - "From College Station direct: ~104 road miles, 125–145 minutes off-peak." -> "Desde College Station en directo: aproximadamente 104 millas por carretera, 125–145 minutos en horario fuera de pico." - "See College Station to Hobby for curb numbers and TSA-line context." -> "Consulta College Station to Hobby para conocer los números de bordillo y el contexto de la línea de TSA." But "College Station to Hobby" is the URL anchor. Keep the text "College Station to Hobby" unchanged (maybe it's a translation? The anchor text is "College Station to Hobby", but that is the link text that is displayed to the user. Should we translate it? The user wants to keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but they didn't say about link text. The link text includes city names which are unchanged anyway. So we could translate the link text to Spanish, but it's okay to leave it as is. However the link text is "College Station to Hobby", which is the same in Spanish as in English. Could translate to "De College Station a Hobby". But the user said keep city/airport names unchanged, but not mention the phrase "to". The phrase "to" is not a city name. However it's natural to keep the link text unchanged for consistency, but maybe it's okay to keep as is. The user may want translation of all text, but the link text is also visible text. Since it's a link, they might want it in Spanish for the Spanish version of the page. The link text could be changed to "College Station a Hobby". However the phrase "College Station to Hobby" is the anchor text. It's not required to change, but maybe the user expects to translate everything. The phrase "College Station to Hobby" could be translated to "De College Station a Hobby". But the link still points to the same URL. But the user might want to preserve the link text for SEO. However the user didn't specify that link text must be unchanged. The instruction is "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." So the link text could be changed, but not required. The user only demands city/airport names and codes unchanged; link text is not a city or airport name, but the phrase includes the city names. The city names are unchanged anyway. The phrase "to" is not a name. So we could translate to "De College Station a Hobby". That would be natural Spanish. However "College Station" might stay as is. So "De College Station a Hobby". The URL path is still "college-station-to-hobby". So that seems fine. - "If your Sugar Land stop is a hotel before an early-morning flight, ask the dispatcher to bundle the airport leg at booking — both stops lock in at one flat rate." -> "Si tu parada en Sugar Land es un hotel antes de un vuelo temprano en la mañana, pide al despachador que combine el tramo al aeropuerto al hacer la reserva — ambas paradas se bloquean a una tarifa fija." - "Travel tips for College Station to Sugar Land riders" -> "Consejos de viaje para pasajeros de College Station a Sugar Land" Now let's double-check each part for consistency, naturalness, and any technical terms that should remain unchanged. The HTML tags must remain exactly as-is. So we must preserve
  • , , —,

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    • , etc. We need to ensure we maintain line breaks and spaces. The original snippet is in one line, but we can preserve the same HTML structure (including line breaks). The user gave the snippet in a single block with no line breaks except maybe between tags. They want only the translated HTML. We should produce a block with the same tags and spacing, but with the text translated. Potential concerns: The HTML includes "College Station → Sugar Land". The arrow entity is → we should keep it. Also "College Station → Sugar Land riders" is part of a sentence: "Many College Station → Sugar Land riders are actually..." The arrow should remain unchanged. Also note "off-peak" maybe better translated as "fuera de hora punta". But we can keep "off-peak" as is or translate. The user wants natural Latin American Spanish; "off-peak" might be understandable but we can translate. However maybe "horas valle"? In Spanish, "off-peak" is often "horas no pico". We can translate to "horas fuera de pico". It's okay. Now, let's carefully translate each piece: Original snippet: ```
    • Sugar Land Regional Airport (SGR) — we also serve general-aviation drop-offs at SGR for travelers on private jets or charter flights; just note it at booking.

    Connecting to a Houston airport

    Many College Station → Sugar Land riders are actually transferring to a Houston-airport flight. We can run the We need to translate the given HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. The HTML is:

    • Pad 20 minutes for weekday PM departures. The first 75 miles on TX-6 / US-290 are nearly always free-flowing, but US-59 inside Beltway 8 can slow to a crawl between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. weekdays. Request a pickup 20 minutes earlier than the off-peak baseline for any drop-off scheduled 4:00–7:30 p.m.
    • Early-morning A&M pickups are the standard. A 4:00 a.m. pickup on Northgate for a Sugar Land medical appointment or 8:00 a.m. IAH flight is a common booking shape — pre-rush, TX-6 is empty, and we will have you in Sugar Land by 6:00 a.m.
    • Game-day weekends book up fast. Aggie home football, parents' weekend, ring day, and graduation create surge demand on this corridor. Book at least 5–7 days ahead for any of those dates.
    • Group bookings are flat-rate. Five to eight passengers in our shuttle is quoted as one flat rate at booking — usually meaningfully cheaper than two sedans, especially for parents' weekend or graduation family groups.
    • Round-trip promo. Use promo code ONLINE at booking to save 10% on round trips — the typical pattern for A&M parents flying in via IAH, staying with family in Sugar Land, and heading back.
    We need to translate the text inside the
  • elements. Keep HTML tags exactly. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. The text includes "TX-6 / US-290", "US-59 inside Beltway 8", "Northgate", "Sugar Land", "IAH", "A&M", "Aggie", "parents' weekend", "ring day", "graduation", "Game-day weekends book up fast." etc. We need natural Latin American Spanish. Let's produce a translation that is natural, not too formal. Use appropriate regional variation. We need to keep "A&M" maybe "A&M" is okay? But it's abbreviation for Texas A&M University. We can keep it as "A&M" as it's the same. Keep "IAH" as is. Keep "Northgate". Keep "Sugar Land". Keep "TX-6", "US-290", "US-59", "Beltway 8". Keep "4:00", "7:00", "6:00", "8:00". Keep "5–7" days. Keep "10%" and "ONLINE". Keep promo code. We need to ensure we preserve HTML tags:
    ,
    • , , – and — and & and   etc. We need to replace English text with Spanish translations. First, we need to translate each
    • content: 1. Pad 20 minutes for weekday PM departures. The first 75 miles on TX-6 / US-290 are nearly always free-flowing, but US-59 inside Beltway 8 can slow to a crawl between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. weekdays. Request a pickup 20 minutes earlier than the off-peak baseline for any drop-off scheduled 4:00–7:30 p.m. We need to translate "Pad 20 minutes for weekday PM departures." "Pad 20 minutes" maybe "Agregue 20 minutos para salidas en tardes de días laborables." Or "Reserve 20 minutos extra para salidas en la tarde los días laborables." Something like that. Better: "Reserve 20 minutos más para las salidas de la tarde entre semana." Or "Sume 20 minutos para las salidas de la tarde entre semana." "Pad 20 minutes for weekday PM departures." Could be "Agregue 20 minutos para las salidas de la tarde entre semana." We'll go with something natural. Then: "The first 75 miles on TX-6 / US-290 are nearly always free-flowing, but US-59 inside Beltway 8 can slow to a crawl between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. weekdays." Let's translate: "Los primeros 75 millas en TX-6 / US-290 casi siempre fluyen sin problemas, pero US-59 dentro de Beltway 8 puede volverse un cuello de botella entre las 4:00 y las 7:00 p.m. entre semana." "Request a pickup 20 minutes earlier than the off-peak baseline for any drop-off scheduled 4:00–7:30 p.m." Translation: "Solicite la recogida 20 minutos antes del tiempo base fuera de hora pico para cualquier entrega programada entre las 4:00 y las 7:30 p.m." Now second
    • : 2. Early-morning A&M pickups are the standard. A 4:00 a.m. pickup on Northgate for a Sugar Land medical appointment or 8:00 a.m. IAH flight is a common booking shape — pre-rush, TX-6 is empty, and we will have you in Sugar Land by 6:00 a.m. Translation: Las recogidas de A&M temprano en la mañana son lo habitual. Una recogida a las 4:00 a.m. en Northgate para una cita médica en Sugar Land o un vuelo a las 8:00 a.m. en IAH es una reserva común — antes del tráfico, TX-6 está vacío y lo tendremos en Sugar Land a las 6:00 a.m. Third
    • : 3. Game-day weekends book up fast. Aggie home football, parents' weekend, ring day, and graduation create surge demand on this corridor. Book at least 5–7 days ahead for any of those dates. Translation: Los fines de semana de partidos se llenan rápido. Los partidos de fútbol local de Aggie, el fin de semana de los padres, el día de la sortija y la graduación generan una alta demanda en este corredor. Reserve con al menos 5–7 días de anticipación para cualquiera de esas fechas. Note: "parents' weekend" could be "fin de semana de los padres". In Latin America, maybe "visita de los padres" or "fin de semana de padres". It's okay. "ring day" could be "día de la sortija" or "día del anillo". Usually "Ring Day" is a tradition at Texas A&M where students receive their class ring. In Spanish we could say "el día de la sortija" or "el día del anillo". We'll use "día de la sortija". Fourth
    • : 4. Group bookings are flat-rate. Five to eight passengers in our shuttle is quoted as one flat rate at booking — usually meaningfully cheaper than two sedans, especially for parents' weekend or graduation family groups. Translation: Las reservas grupales tienen tarifa plana. Cinco a ocho pasajeros en nuestra shuttle se cotizan como una tarifa plana al momento de la reserva — por lo general considerablemente más barato que dos sedanes, especialmente para grupos familiares del fin de semana de los padres o de la graduación. "shuttle" maybe "servicio de transporte" or "shuttle". In Latin America, "shuttle" is used as English loanword, but we could keep "shuttle". Let's keep "shuttle". Fifth
    • : 5. Round-trip promo. Use promo code ONLINE at booking to save 10% on round trips — the typical pattern for A&M parents flying in via IAH, staying with family in Sugar Land, and heading back. Translation: Promoción de viaje redondo. Use el código promocional ONLINE al reservar para ahorrar 10% en viajes redondos — el patrón típico para padres de A&M que vuelan vía IAH, se quedan con familiares en Sugar Land y regresan. Alternatively "viajan vía IAH". Keep "vía IAH". Keep "Sugar Land". Keep "A&M". Keep "ONLINE". Good. Now we need to ensure we keep the HTML tags. Also note that the original has an unordered list
      . It includes tags within
      • . Keep them. Also keep – and — characters as HTML entities. We need to produce final HTML with translated text. Check each part for HTML entities: In original, they have – and — and &. We'll keep them. We need to keep "A&M" as "A&M". In translation we need to preserve the & for &. In Spanish we can refer to "A&M" but we must output "A&M". Since it's inside , we keep that. Thus final HTML:
        • Reserve 20 minutos más para las salidas de la tarde entre semana. Los primeros 75 millas en TX-6 / US-290 The user asks: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." The provided HTML snippet is: ```
        • Car seats for children. Texas law requires a safety seat for any child under 8 or under 4'9". Note car-seat needs at booking and we will supply one at no surprise charge, or bring your own and the driver will help install it.

        Other College Station routes: College Station to IAH, College Station to Hobby, College Station to Huntsville, College Station to Brenham, or the broader Sugar Land shuttle hub and Houston shuttle hub.

        How long does the trip from College Station to Sugar Land typically take?

        The typical door-to-door drive time for our shuttle service between College Station and Sugar Land ranges from 110 to 152 minutes, depending on traffic conditions along TX-6 and other connecting roads.

        Where exactly will you pick me up in College Station?

        We can pick you up at any address within the College Station city limits. Whether you're near Texas A&M University or one of the many residential areas, just provide your specific pickup location when booking your shuttle service.

        ``` We must translate the English text to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags, city/airport names and codes unchanged (i.e., "College Station", "Sugar Land", "IAH", "Hobby", "Huntsville", "Brenham", "Texas A&M University", "TX-6", etc.) Phone numbers and URLs unchanged, but there are none here except URLs. So keep URLs unchanged. We must keep HTML tags exactly as-is, i.e., the same tags and order. Thus we need to produce a translation of the English content inside tags. Goal: produce a natural Latin American Spanish translation that sounds natural to travelers, perhaps using "usted" form? In marketing content they often use "tú" (Latin American). Use a friendly tone. Keep the specific terms like "Texas law requires a safety seat for any child under 8 or under 4'9"." This must be translated accordingly. For Spanish, "Ley de Texas requiere un asiento de seguridad para cualquier niño menor de 8 años o menor de 4'9" (i.e., 1.45 m). But keep same measurement units? The English uses "under 8 or under 4'9". Possibly keep same. Or could translate to metric but we keep as is. Use the phrase "bajo 8 años o bajo 4'9\""? Possibly use "menor de 8 años o menor de 4'9\"". "Note car-seat needs at booking and we will supply one at no surprise charge, or bring your own and the driver will help install it." => "Indique la necesidad de sillita al hacer la reserva y le proporcionaremos una sin cargo adicional, o traiga la suya y el conductor le ayudará a instalarla." "Other College Station routes: ..." => "Otras rutas desde College Station:". The rest: "How long does the trip from College Station to Sugar Land typically take?" => "¿Cuánto tiempo suele durar el viaje de College Station a Sugar Land?" "The typical door-to-door drive time for our shuttle service between College Station and Sugar Land ranges from 110 to 152 minutes, depending on traffic conditions along TX-6 and other connecting roads." => "El tiempo promedio de viaje de puerta a puerta de nuestro servicio de shuttle entre College Station y Sugar Land oscila entre 110 y 152 minutos, dependiendo de las condiciones del tráfico en la TX-6 y otras vías de conexión." "Where exactly will you pick me up in College Station?" => "¿Dónde exactamente me recogerán en College Station?" (but we can also say "¿En qué lugar exacto me recogerán en College Station?" but "dónde" fine). "We can pick you up at any address within the College Station city limits." => "Podemos recogerle en cualquier dirección dentro de los límites de la ciudad de College Station." "Whether you're near Texas A&M University or one of the many residential areas, just provide your specific pickup location when booking your shuttle service." => "Ya sea que esté cerca de la Universidad Texas A&M o de una de las muchas zonas residenciales, solo indíquenos su ubicación exacta de recogida al hacer la reserva de su servicio de shuttle." Now ensure no changes to HTML tags. The snippet includes an opening
      • ... but ends with
      . The HTML tags are
    • ... then later
    . But there is no opening
    in snippet; maybe it's part of previous. We'll keep them as is. So final HTML: ```
    • Asientos de coche para niños. La ley de Texas exige un asiento de seguridad para cualquier niño menor de 8 años o menor de 4'9". Indique la necesidad de sillita al hacer la reserva y le proporcionaremos una sin cargo adicional, o traiga la suya y el conductor le ayudará a instalarla.

    Otras rutas desde College Station: College Station a IAH, College Station a Hobby, College Station a Huntsville, College Station a Brenham, o el centro de shuttle más amplio Sugar Land shuttle hub y el Houston shuttle hub.

    ¿Cuánto tiempo suele durar el viaje de College Station a Sugar Land?

    El tiempo promedio de viaje de puerta a puerta de nuestro servicio de shuttle entre College Station y Sugar Land oscila entre 110 y 152 minutos, dependiendo de las condiciones del tráfico en la TX-6 y otras vías de conexión.

    ¿Dónde exactamente me recogerán en College Station?

    Podemos recogerle en cualquier dirección dentro de los límites de la ciudad de College Station. Ya sea que esté cerca de la Universidad Texas A&M o de una de las muchas zonas residenciales, solo indíquenos su ubicación exacta de recogida al hacer la reserva de su servicio de shuttle.

    ``` We need to double-check if "University Texas A&M" should be "Universidad Texas A&M" or "Universidad Texas A&M". The original "Texas A&M University". Keep same in translation? Possibly "Universidad Texas A&M". We'll keep as "Universidad Texas A&M". However, we could also keep "Texas A&M University" unchanged because it's a proper name. The instruction says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." It does not say about university names. Probably it's fine to translate "Texas A&M University" to "Universidad Texas A&M". But maybe it's okay to keep "Texas A&M University" unchanged because it's a proper name. In Latin American Spanish, they'd keep "Texas A&M University" as is, or translate to "Universidad Texas A&M". Since it's a proper name, it's ambiguous. I think it's fine to keep as "Universidad Texas A&M" for natural Spanish. Make sure to keep the HTML tags exactly. Also preserve the comment: . That is fine. Check if any tags need closing. The snippet ends with

    ...

    after the final paragraph. That's fine. Make sure the
  • is closed properly:
  is there. The closing

  after that is there; we keep it. Check the phrase "Asientos de coche para niños." Might be more natural "Asientos de auto para niños" but it's fine. Check "Indique la necesidad de sillita al hacer la reserva" The term "sillita" is used for child car seat in Spanish. Good. Check "sin cargo adicional" fine. Check "traiga la suya y el conductor le ayudará a instalarla." Good. Check "Otras rutas desde College Station:" Good. Check "College Station a IAH", etc. In Spanish you'd say "de College Station a IAH", but "College Station a IAH" is okay. Check "Sugar Land shuttle hub" maybe translate "centro de shuttle". But keep "shuttle The user wants translation of an HTML snippet from English to natural native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They want to keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only translated HTML. We need to translate the content inside tags, preserving tags like

  ,

  . Ensure the translation is natural Latin American Spanish, i.e., not overly formal but natural for travelers. Keep "Sugar Land", "College Station", phone numbers? There's no phone numbers given, just URLs "texasshuttle.com". Keep unchanged. The translation should include proper accents and punctuation. Thus we need to produce an HTML snippet with the same tags, but content translated. Let's translate each question and answer. Original:

  What should I do if my flight is delayed in Sugar Land?

  We monitor flights and will adjust your pickup time accordingly to ensure a seamless transfer. Simply let us know about any changes or delays so we can coordinate with you directly.

  How do I book a College Station to Sugar Land shuttle?

  You can book online at texasshuttle.com or by calling our reservations team. Provide your pickup address in College Station, drop-off address in Sugar Land, your travel date and time, and the number of passengers. We confirm bookings by email and text, and we recommend booking at least 24 hours in advance for the best availability.

  How much does the College Station to Sugar Land shuttle cost?

  Pricing is distance-based and depends on the exact pickup and drop-off addresses, the number of passengers, and whether you're booking one-way or round-trip. Use the online quote tool for an instant fare, or call us for a custom quote on group or recurring bookings. Round trips booked with the promo code ONLINE receive a 10% discount.

  How many bags can I bring on the College Station to Sugar Land shuttle?

  Each passenger is allowed two standard checked bags plus one carry-on at no extra charge. If you're traveling with oversized items like skis, golf clubs, musical instruments, or extra suitcases, let us know at booking so we can assign a vehicle with enough cargo room.

  Now we translate. We need natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep city names unchanged. Keep URLs unchanged. First question: "What should I do if my flight is delayed in Sugar Land?" => "¿Qué debo hacer si mi vuelo se retrasa en Sugar Land?" Could also be "¿Qué debo hacer si mi vuelo está retrasado en Sugar Land?" "Retrasado" is typical. Or "si mi vuelo tiene demora". Use "retraso". "Qué debo hacer si mi vuelo se retrasa en Sugar Land?" Keep it simple. Answer: "We monitor flights and will adjust your pickup time accordingly to ensure a seamless transfer. Simply let us know about any changes or delays so we can coordinate with you directly." Spanish translation: "Monitoreamos los vuelos y ajustaremos la hora de recogida según sea necesario para garantizar un traslado sin contratiempos. Simplemente infórmanos sobre cualquier cambio o retraso para que podamos coordinar directamente contigo." Keep "Sugar Land" unchanged. Second question: "How do I book a College Station to Sugar Land shuttle?" => "¿Cómo reservo un servicio de shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land?" Perhaps "shuttle" can be left as "shuttle". "Reserva en línea en texasshuttle.com". Let's translate the answer: "You can book online at texashuttle.com or by calling our reservations team. Provide your pickup address in College Station, drop-off address in Sugar Land, your travel date and time, and the number of passengers. We confirm bookings by email and text, and we recommend booking at least 24 hours in advance for the best availability." Spanish translation: "Puedes reservar en línea en texasshuttle.com o llamando a nuestro equipo de reservas. Proporciona tu dirección de recogida en College Station, dirección de destino en Sugar Land, la fecha y hora de tu viaje y el número de pasajeros. Confirmamos las reservas por correo electrónico y mensaje de texto, y recomendamos reservar con al menos 24 horas de anticipación para obtener la mejor disponibilidad." Third question: "How much does the College Station to Sugar Land shuttle cost?" => "¿Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land?" Answer: "Pricing is distance-based and depends on the exact pickup and drop-off addresses, the number of passengers, and whether you're booking one-way or round-trip. Use the online quote tool for an instant fare, or call us for a custom quote on group or recurring bookings. Round trips booked with the promo code ONLINE receive a 10% discount." Spanish translation: "Los precios se basan en la distancia y dependen de las direcciones exactas de recogida y destino, del número de pasajeros y de si reservas un viaje solo de ida o de ida y vuelta. Utiliza la herramienta de cotización en línea para obtener una tarifa al instante, o llámanos para recibir una cotización personalizada para grupos o reservas recurrentes. Los viajes de ida y vuelta reservados con el código promocional ONLINE reciben un 10% de descuento." Fourth question: "How many bags can I bring on the College Station to Sugar Land shuttle?" => "¿Cuántas bolsas puedo llevar en el shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land?" Answer: "Each passenger is allowed two standard checked bags plus one carry-on at no extra charge. If you're traveling with oversized items like skis, golf clubs, musical instruments, or extra suitcases, let us know at booking so we can assign a vehicle with enough cargo room." Spanish translation: "Cada pasajero puede llevar dos piezas de equipaje facturado estándar más un artículo de mano sin costo adicional. Si viajas con objetos sobredimensionados como esquís, palos de golf, instrumentos musicales o maletas adicionales, avísanos al momento de la reserva para asignar un vehículo con suficiente espacio de carga." Now need to preserve HTML tags. So output should be something like:

  ¿Qué debo hacer si mi vuelo se retrasa en Sugar Land?

  Monitoreamos los vuelos y ajustaremos la hora de recogida según sea necesario para garantizar un traslado sin contratiempos. Simplemente infórmanos sobre cualquier cambio o retraso para que podamos coordinar directamente contigo.

  ¿Cómo reservo un shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land?

  Puedes reservar en línea en texasshuttle.com o llamando a nuestro equipo de reservas. Proporciona tu dirección de recogida en College Station, dirección de destino en Sugar Land, la fecha y hora de tu viaje y el número de pasajeros. Confirmamos las reservas por correo electrónico y mensaje de texto, y recomendamos reservar con al menos 24 horas de anticipación para obtener la mejor disponibilidad.

  ¿Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land?

  Los precios se basan en la distancia y dependen de las direcciones exactas de recogida y destino, del número de pasajeros y de si reservas un viaje solo de ida o de ida y vuelta. Utiliza la herramienta de cotización en línea para obtener una tarifa al instante, o llámanos para recibir una cotización personalizada para grupos o reservas recurrentes. Los viajes de ida y vuelta reservados con el código promocional ONLINE reciben un 10% de descuento.

  ¿Cuántas bolsas puedo llevar en el shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land?

  Cada pasajero puede llevar dos piezas de equipaje facturado estándar más un artículo de mano sin costo adicional. Si viajas con objetos sobredimensionados como esquís, palos de golf, instrumentos musicales o maletas adicionales, avísanos al momento de la reserva para asignar un vehículo con suficiente espacio de carga.

  Make sure to keep HTML tags exactly as they are (including attributes). In original snippet, there is no attribute beyond tags. There is also

  and

  . Should preserve line breaks? The original snippet appears as one line, but we can output with line breaks. It's okay. Check for any missing punctuation: The Spanish sentences should end with periods. Also, note that Spanish uses "ó" for accented "ó" maybe not needed. Also ensure that "ONLINE" stays uppercase. In translation, "ONLINE" remains uppercase as promo code. Check for "texasshuttle.com". The original text says "texasshuttle.com". Keep it unchanged. Check for "College Station", "Sugar Land". Keep unchanged. Make sure not to translate "College Station to Sugar Land shuttle". In Spanish, we can translate "shuttle" as "servicio de shuttle". But it's okay. Now we must output only the translated HTML. Now consider whether there are any special characters or entities that need to be escaped. We have Spanish punctuation, but no HTML-specific characters that need escaping. Now ensure that the translation is natural Latin American Spanish. The text uses "informar" "avísanos" "llámanos" etc. This is natural. Now final output: Provide the snippet. Ensure no extra commentary. Return only the HTML snippet. Potential nuance: In the second answer, "Proporciona tu dirección de recogida en College Station, dirección de destino en Sugar Land, la fecha y hora de tu viaje y el número de pasajeros." Could be more natural: "Proporciona la dirección de recogida en College Station, la dirección de entrega en Sugar Land, la fecha y hora del viaje, y el número de pasajeros." Use "entrega" as drop-off, but original says "drop-off address". The user asks: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." We need to translate the content inside HTML tags to natural Latin American Spanish, while preserving all tags, attributes, etc. Also keep city/airport names unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. The text is about shuttle service between College Station and Sugar Land, includes references to George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). We need to translate the questions and answers. We must return only the translated HTML, nothing else. Ensure no extra commentary. We need to produce a natural Latin American Spanish translation. It must be natural for travelers, likely using "usted" form, polite. Let's translate each section. Original HTML:

  Does the College Station to Sugar Land shuttle stop at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)?

  Yes. Many of our College Station to Sugar Land passengers continue on to IAH or arrive from an IAH flight, and we offer direct IAH transfers in both directions. We track your flight in real time and adjust the pickup so you're not waiting and you don't miss your departure.

  Can I bring a child car seat or request one for the College Station to Sugar Land shuttle?

  You're welcome to bring your own car seat or booster — there's no extra fee. If you'd like us to provide one, mention it when booking and we'll arrange an appropriate seat for your child's age and weight. Texas law requires child passenger safety seats for children under 8 years old or under 4'9" tall.

  What is the cancellation policy for the College Station to Sugar Land shuttle?

  Cancellations made at least 24 hours before your scheduled pickup are fully refundable. Cancellations inside the 24-hour window may be subject to a fee depending on how close to the pickup time the cancellation is made. To cancel or reschedule, contact our reservations team by phone or email and we'll handle it right away.

  To book your private shuttle service from College Station to Sugar Land, call us at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website. Don’t forget to mention the promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips!

  We need to translate the text. We'll keep the tags unchanged. Potential translation:

  ¿El shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land se detiene en el Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush (IAH)?

  Sí. Muchos de nuestros pasajeros que viajan de College Station a Sugar Land continúan hacia IAH o llegan en un vuelo de IAH, y ofrecemos transferencias directas a IAH en ambas direcciones. Seguimos tu vuelo en tiempo real y ajustamos la recogida para que no tengas que esperar y no pierdas tu salida.

  ¿Puedo llevar una silla de auto para niños o solicitar una para el shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land?

  Puedes traer tu propia silla de auto o asiento elevador sin costo adicional. Si prefieres que nosotros te proporcionemos una, menciónalo al hacer la reserva y安排的年龄和体重合适的座位. La ley de Texas exige asientos de seguridad para niños menores de 8 años o menores de 4'9" de estatura.

  We must ensure translation is natural and correct. Let's translate each piece carefully. First question: "Does the College Station to Sugar Land shuttle stop at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)?" In Spanish, we can say: "¿El shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land se detiene en el Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush (IAH)?" That is natural. Second: "Yes. Many of our College Station to Sugar Land passengers continue on to IAH or arrive from an IAH flight, and we offer direct IAH transfers in both directions. We track your flight in real time and adjust the pickup so you're not waiting and you don't miss your departure." We translate: "Sí. Muchos de nuestros pasajeros que viajan de College Station a Sugar Land continúan hacia IAH o llegan en un vuelo de IAH, y ofrecemos transferencias directas a IAH en ambas direcciones. Seguimos tu vuelo en tiempo real y ajustamos la recogida para que no tengas que esperar y no pierdas tu salida." Third question: "Can I bring a child car seat or request one for the College Station to Sugar Land shuttle?" Spanish: "¿Puedo llevar una silla de auto para niños o solicitar una para el shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land?" Fourth answer: "You're welcome to bring your own car seat or booster — there's no extra fee. If you'd like us to provide one, mention it when booking and we'll arrange an appropriate seat for your child's age and weight. Texas law requires child passenger safety seats for children under 8 years old or under 4'9" tall." Translation: "Puedes traer tu propia silla de auto o asiento elevador sin costo adicional. Si prefieres que te proporcionemos una, menciónalo al hacer la reserva y安排emos una silla adecuada para la edad y el peso de tu hijo. La ley de Texas exige asientos de seguridad para niños menores de 8 años o menores de 4'9" de estatura." But we need to keep "Texas law requires child passenger safety seats for children under 8 years old or under 4'9" tall." In Spanish we can say: "La ley de Texas exige asientos de seguridad para niños menores de 8 años o menores de 4'9" (1,45 m) de estatura." But we should keep the measurement as is: "4'9\"" is okay. So translation: "La ley de Texas exige asientos de seguridad para niños menores de 8 años o menores de 4'9\" de estatura." But note the double quote is part of HTML: we need to keep it as is. In HTML content, we can have "4'9\"" but that includes a backslash? Actually it's "4'9\"" as a string; it's okay. Better: "4'9\"" but we need to ensure proper escaping. It's fine. Fifth question: "What is the cancellation policy for the College Station to Sugar Land shuttle?" Translation: "¿Cuál es la política de cancelación para el shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land?" Sixth answer: "Cancellations made at least 24 hours before your scheduled pickup are fully refundable. Cancellations inside the 24-hour window may be subject to a fee depending on how close to the pickup time the cancellation is made. To cancel or reschedule, contact our reservations team by phone or email and we'll handle it right away." Translation: "Las cancelaciones realizadas al menos 24 horas antes de tu recogida programada son reembolsables en su totalidad. Las cancelaciones realizadas dentro de la ventana de 24 horas pueden estar sujetas a un cargo dependiendo de qué tan cerca de la hora de recogida se realice la cancelación. Para cancelar o reprogramar, contacta a nuestro equipo de reservas por teléfono o correo electrónico y lo atenderemos de inmediato." Seventh paragraph: "To book your private shuttle service from College Station to Sugar Land, call us at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website. Don’t forget to mention the promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips!" Translation: "Para reservar tu servicio de shuttle privado de College Station a Sugar Land, llámanos al (817) 403-6196 o visita nuestro sitio web. ¡No olvides mencionar el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta!" Make sure to keep the HTML tags exactly as is. Also we need to maintain that the phone number and URL unchanged; no URL present in the original except maybe "our website" but we don't have an actual URL. So we keep as is. Thus final HTML:

  ¿El shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land se detiene en el Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush (IAH)?

  Sí. Muchos de nuestros pasajeros que viajan de College Station a Sugar Land continúan hacia IAH o llegan en un vuelo de IAH, y ofrecemos transferencias directas a IAH en ambas direcciones. Seguimos tu vuelo en tiempo real y ajustamos la recogida para que no tengas que esperar y no pierdas tu salida.

  ¿Puedo llevar una silla de auto para niños o solicitar una para el shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land?

  Puedes traer tu propia silla de auto o asiento elevador sin costo adicional. Si prefieres que te proporcionemos una, menciónalo al hacer la reserva y安排emos una silla adecuada para la edad y el peso de tu hijo. La ley de Texas exige asientos de seguridad para niños menores de 8 años o menores de 4'9" de estatura.

  ¿Cuál es la política de cancelación para el shuttle de College Station a Sugar Land?

  Las cancelaciones realizadas al menos 24 horas antes de tu recogida programada son reembolsables en su totalidad. Las cancelaciones realizadas dentro de la ventana de 24 horas pueden estar sujetas a un cargo dependiendo de qué tan cerca de la hora de recogida se realice la cancelación. Para cancelar o reprogramar, contacta a nuestro equipo de reservas por teléfono o correo electrónico y lo atenderemos de inmediato.

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