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, , etc. We must keep city/airport names and codes unchanged: Bedford, Tyler, Dallas‑Fort Worth, DFW, IAH, PHX, Grapevine (though not in this text). Also East Texas Regional Airport (ETR) stays same; also I-20, US-69, I-35W, etc. Keep numbers unchanged. Keep phone number (817) 403‑6196 unchanged. Keep promo code ONLINE unchanged. We must not add or remove content: meaning we should not add extra words not in original; we translate but keep same meaning. Ensure we don't accidentally add extra punctuation or change meaning. Must keep HTML tags exactly; we can change inner text. We need to produce Latin American Spanish, natural. Use appropriate terms: "traslado", "servicio de traslado privado puerta a puerta", etc. Ensure we keep the same structure. Let's translate each paragraph. Original:
Bedford to Tyler Shuttle
Translate: "Traslado de Bedford a Tyler
" (maybe "Traslado Bedford-Tyler" but keep natural). "Bedford to Tyler Shuttle" -> "Traslado de Bedford a Tyler". Good.Traveling between the Dallas‑Fort Worth suburbs and the historic city of Tyler? Texas Shuttle offers a private, door‑to‑door shuttle that links the quiet neighborhoods of Bedford with Tyler’s vibrant downtown, the Hub City’s medical district, and the bustling East Texas Regional Airport (ETR). The route follows the familiar I-20 corridor before turning onto US‑69, a stretch of highway known for its rolling pine‑covered hills and occasional farm stands that give a genuine taste of East Texas scenery.
Translate: "Viajar entre los suburbios de Dallas‑Fort Worth y la histórica ciudad de Tyler? Texas Shuttle ofrece un traslado privado puerta a puerta que conecta los tranquilos vecindarios de Bedford con el vibrante centro de Tyler, el distrito médico de la Ciudad del Centro y el bullicioso Aeropuerto Regional de East Texas (ETR). El recorrido sigue el conocido corredor I-20 antes de girar hacia la US‑69, un tramo de carretera conocido por sus suaves colinas cubiertas de pinos y los ocasionales puestos de granja que ofrecen un auténtico sabor del paisaje de East Texas." We need to keep city/airport names unchanged: Dallas‑Fort Worth, Tyler, Bedford, East Texas Regional Airport (ETR), I-20, US‑69. Keep hyphens and spaces as original. Ensure we keep the same punctuation? We can adjust to Spanish punctuation but must not add/remove content? The instruction: "Do NOT add or remove content." Does that refer to the content meaning or the actual text? Usually they mean not to add or remove any information (i.e., not to add extra sentences or omit any). Changing punctuation is okay as it's not content. However to be safe, we can keep similar punctuation but adapt to Spanish conventions (like opening question marks). Adding inverted question mark is adding a character; but it's punctuation, not content. Might be okay. Safer to keep same punctuation style? The original English sentence ends with a period. The question "Traveling between the Dallas‑Fort Worth suburbs and the historic city of Tyler?" ends with a question mark. In Spanish we could start with inverted question mark and keep closing one. That adds a character but it's punctuation; I think acceptable. But to be safe, we could keep the sentence as a statement without question mark? However that changes meaning slightly (removing question). Better to keep question sense. We'll add opening inverted question mark. We must keep the phone number unchanged later. Proceed. Second paragraph:The straight‑line distance between the two points measures roughly 112 miles, but the road mileage runs a bit longer as the shuttle weaves through the suburb of Grand Prairie, passes the historic town of Waxahachie, and then merges onto the I-20 freeway. From there, the journey continues on US‑69 through the small towns of Greenville and Whitewright, finally arriving in Tyler. Most trips take between 153 and 210 minutes, depending on traffic around the Dallas‑Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and peak commuting hours on I‑20.
Translate: "La distancia en línea recta entre los dos puntos es de aproximadamente 112 millas, pero la distancia por carretera es un poco mayor ya que el traslado pasa por el suburbio de Grand Prairie, atraviesa el pueblo histórico de Waxahachie y luego se incorpora a la autopista I-20. Desde allí, el recorrido continúa por la US‑69 pasando por los pueblos pequeños de Greenville y Whitewright, llegando finalmente a Tyler. La mayoría de los viajes duran entre 153 y 210 minutos, dependiendo del tráfico alrededor del Aeropuerto Internacional de Dallas‑Fort Worth (DFW) y las horas pico de traslado en la I‑20." Check we kept codes: I-20, US‑69, DFW. Keep hyphens. Third paragraph:Our private shuttle departs from your doorstep in Bedford—whether you’re staying in the historic Oak Hill neighborhood, near the iconic Bedford Mall, or a modern apartment complex close to the Bedford‑Ft. Worth metroplex. A professional driver will meet you at the agreed time, assist with luggage, and head north, navigating the busy interchange at I
