Round Rock Airport Shuttle

We need to translate HTML content to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers, preserving all HTML tags, city/airport names and codes unchanged, phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only translated HTML. We need to translate visible text content, but keep tags, attributes (like href, title) unchanged, except maybe the text inside attributes? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. It does not explicitly say to keep attribute values unchanged except for URLs. However, title attributes contain English text; we likely need to translate them as they are visible on hover? The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." It doesn't say to keep attribute values unchanged except for URLs. So we likely need to translate the text inside tags and also attribute values like title if they are not URLs, city names, etc. But we must keep city/airport names unchanged (like "Austin-Bergstrom", "AUS", "Round Rock", "Dallas", "Temple", "Interstate 35", "SH-130"). Also keep URLs unchanged (href values). Title attributes may contain text that we should translate, but need to be careful not to alter city names inside them. For example: Austin-Bergstrom. The title currently "Austin airport shuttle". We should translate to Spanish: "Traslado al aeropuerto de Austin". However "Austin" is a city name, must stay unchanged. So "Traslado al aeropuerto de Austin". That keeps Austin unchanged. Similarly other links: title="Round Rock to Dallas shuttle" -> translate to "Traslado de Round Rock a Dallas". Keep Round Rock and Dallas unchanged. Also title="Temple to Austin shuttle" -> "Traslado de Temple a Austin". Keep Temple and Austin. Also the link text inside like "Austin-Bergstrom" stays unchanged (city/airport name). The link text "Interstate 35" should stay unchanged? It's a highway name, maybe considered a proper name; but instruction only says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It doesn't explicitly say to keep highway names unchanged, but "Interstate 35" is a proper noun; but maybe we should keep it unchanged as it's a proper name. However the instruction is ambiguous. Safer to keep it unchanged as it's not a city/airport name or code, but it's a road name; translating might be weird. However typical translation would keep "Interstate 35" as is because it's a proper name. I'd keep unchanged. Also "SH-130" unchanged. We need to translate paragraph text. Let's translate: Original:

Round Rock to Austin Airport Shuttle

Translate: "Traslado desde Round Rock al Aeropuerto de Austin". But keep city names unchanged: Round Rock, Austin. "Airport" translate to "Aeropuerto". So: "Traslado de Round Rock al Aeropuerto de Austin". However we need natural Latin American Spanish. Could be "Traslado de Round Rock al Aeropuerto de Austin". Keep "Round Rock" and "Austin". Good. Next

Welcome to Texas Shuttle, your premier door-to-door transportation service connecting Round Rock and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS). Our reliable shuttles provide a smooth journey through the heart of Central Texas, ensuring you arrive at your destination with comfort and ease. Heading to Dallas? See our Round Rock to Dallas shuttle service for direct rides into Dallas.

We need to translate the visible text, keep tags unchanged, translate inner text of unchanged (city/airport names). Also translate title attribute. Let's break down: "Welcome to Texas Shuttle, your premier door-to-door transportation service connecting Round Rock and " then link with title "Austin airport shuttle" and link text "Austin-Bergstrom" then " International Airport (AUS)." Continue. We need to translate: "Welcome to Texas Shuttle, your premier door-to-door transportation service connecting Round Rock and " -> Spanish: "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, su servicio premier de transporte puerta a puerta que conecta Round Rock y ". Keep "Round Rock". "premier" maybe keep as "primer" or "líder". Use natural Latin American Spanish: "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, su servicio líder de transporte puerta a puerta que conecta Round Rock y ". Could also say "su servicio de transporte puerta a puerta de primera categoría". I'll go with "su servicio líder de transporte puerta a puerta". Keep "Texas Shuttle" unchanged (brand). Good. Next: link text "Austin-Bergstrom" unchanged. Then after link: " International Airport (AUS)." translate to " Aeropuerto Internacional (AUS)." Note there is a space before "International". In original there is a space before "International". We'll keep space. So after link we put a space then "Aeropuerto Internacional (AUS)." Next sentence: "Our reliable shuttles provide a smooth journey through the heart of Central Texas, ensuring you arrive at your destination with comfort and ease." Translate: "Nuestros traslados confiables ofrecen un viaje tranquilo por el centro de Texas, asegurando que llegue a su destino con comodidad y facilidad." Need natural Latin American Spanish. "Traslados confiables" maybe "traslados confiables". "smooth journey" = "viaje tranquilo" or "viaje sin problemas". "through the heart of Central Texas" = "por el corazón de Texas Central". Ensure city names: "Texas" unchanged. Could be "por el corazón de Texas Central". Let's use: "Nuestros traslados confiables ofrecen un viaje tranquilo por el corazón de Texas Central, asegurando que llegue a su destino con comodidad y facilidad." Next: "Heading to Dallas? See our Round Rock to Dallas shuttle service for direct rides into Dallas." Translate: "¿Se dirige a Dallas? Conozca nuestro servicio de traslado de Round Rock a Dallas para viajes directos a Dallas." But need to keep the link text unchanged: "Round Rock to Dallas shuttle". Inside we must keep that exact text? The instruction: Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. It didn't say keep the inner text unchanged. However typical translation of inner text would change. But they said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. The inner text contains city names "Round Rock" and "Dallas" and the word "shuttle". We can translate but must keep city names unchanged. So we could translate to "Traslado de Round Rock a Dallas" but that changes the inner text, which is not a tag. Is that allowed? The instruction says keep HTML tags exactly as-is; it doesn't forbid changing text content. It says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So we can translate the rest, but must keep city names unchanged. So we could change the inner text to Spanish while preserving city names. However the link text is also used as anchor; but if we change it, the URL remains same. Usually you'd translate anchor text. I'd translate anchor text to Spanish while preserving city names. So "Round Rock to Dallas shuttle" => "Traslado de Round Rock a Dallas". Keep Round Rock and Dallas unchanged. The word "shuttle" translates to "traslado" or "shuttle". In Latin American Spanish, "shuttle" often kept as "shuttle" but we can translate to "traslado". I'll use "Traslado de Round Rock a Dallas". Good. Now the surrounding text: "Heading to Dallas? See our ... service for direct rides into Dallas." Translate: "¿Se dirige a Dallas? Conozca nuestro servicio de traslado de Round Rock a Dallas para viajes directos a Dallas." Need to keep "Dallas" unchanged (twice). Good. Now next

Your Journey: Round Rock to AUS

Translate: "Su viaje: Round Rock a AUS". Keep Round Rock and AUS unchanged. Could be "Su viaje: Round Rock a AUS". Good. Next

Starting from your pickup in Round Rock, our driver heads south on Interstate 35 — the main corridor connecting Round Rock to Austin. Depending on traffic, we may use the SH-130 toll route as a faster alternative around the eastern edge of Austin, which often saves 10-15 minutes during I-35 rush-hour windows when continuing to Austin-Bergstrom (AUS).

We need to translate visible text, keep tags, translate title attribute, keep city names and codes unchanged, keep highway names unchanged? "Interstate 35" maybe keep unchanged. "SH-130" keep unchanged. "I-35" keep unchanged? It's a code similar to highway; but not city/airport We need to translate English to natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names, codes unchanged, phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Only text content should be translated. Also keep any attributes like title, href, etc unchanged except maybe the text inside? The instruction: keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. That means words like "Round Rock", "Austin-Bergstrom International Airport", "AUS", "Terminal A", "Terminal B", "San Marcos", "Fort Worth" etc remain unchanged. Also keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). Keep HTML tags exactly as-is. So we need to translate the visible text inside tags, but not alter tags themselves, nor attributes values (like href, title). However, the title attribute might contain English text; but the instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but not necessarily title attribute. However, they said keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Title is not a URL. But they said keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. That includes attributes and their values? Usually "keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is" means you should not modify the tags themselves, but you can modify the content between tags. However, title attribute is part of the tag; altering its value would be modifying the tag. So we should not change title attribute values. Similarly href values must stay unchanged. So we only translate the text nodes. Thus we need to go through the HTML and translate the visible text. Let's parse the given HTML:

The drive from Round Rock to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is approximately 17 miles as the crow flies, but with typical traffic conditions, expect a door-to-door journey time of around 23-32 minutes. This route allows us to bypass heavy congestion and reach your gate quickly and efficiently. Heading to Austin? See our San Marcos to Austin shuttle service for a direct ride to AUS.

Once we arrive at AUS, our experienced drivers will assist you directly to your terminal—whether it's Terminal A or Terminal B—ensuring you have plenty of time for check-in.

Route-Specific FAQ

How long does the trip from Round Rock to Austin Airport take?

The typical door-to-door drive time from Round Rock to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is between 23-32 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Heading there from Round Rock? See our Round Rock to Fort Worth shuttle page for direct service.

What should I expect for pickup and drop-off?

We offer precise pickup at your specified location in Round Rock. Upon arrival at the airport, we'll help you reach your terminal, ensuring a seamless transition from curb to gate.

How many bags can I bring?

We need to translate the text inside

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, and also the link text (the anchor text) inside tags. The anchor text currently: "San Marcos to Austin shuttle" and "Round Rock to Fort Worth shuttle". Should we translate those? The anchor text is visible text, so yes we should translate it. However, the instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So within those anchor texts, we must keep "San Marcos", "Austin", "Round Rock", "Fort Worth". So we translate the rest: "to" maybe keep? Actually "to" is not a city name, but it's part of phrase. We'll translate the whole phrase naturally: "San Marcos to Austin shuttle" could become "Servicio de traslado de San Marcos a Austin". But we need to keep city names unchanged. So we keep "San Marcos" and "Austin". The word "shuttle" could be translated as "traslado" or "service". But we need natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. Typically "shuttle" might be kept as "shuttle" but we can translate to "servicio de traslado". However, the anchor text is visible; we can translate it. The title attribute should stay unchanged (we cannot modify). So title remains "San Marcos to Austin shuttle". That's okay. Similarly for "Round Rock to Fort Worth shuttle": keep city names, translate rest. Now translate other sentences. Let's do step by step. First

: Original: "The drive from Round Rock to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is approximately 17 miles as the crow flies, but with typical traffic conditions, expect a door-to-door journey time of around 23-32 minutes. This route allows us to bypass heavy congestion and reach your gate quickly and efficiently. Heading to Austin? See our San Marcos to Austin shuttle service for a direct ride to AUS." We need to translate the sentences, but keep city/airport names unchanged: Round Rock, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, AUS. Also keep "Austin" in the question? "Heading to Austin?" The city name Austin must stay unchanged. So we translate: "¿Dirigiéndose a Austin?" but keep Austin unchanged. "See our" becomes "Mire nuestro" or "Vea nuestro". For travelers, natural Latin American Spanish: "Vea nuestro". Then the anchor text we will translate later. "service for a direct ride to AUS." -> "servicio para un traslado directo a AUS." Keep AUS unchanged. Now translate the main sentences: "The drive from Round Rock to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is approximately 17 miles as the crow flies, but with typical traffic conditions, expect a door-to-door journey time of around 23-32 minutes." Translate: "El viaje desde Round Rock hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom es de aproximadamente 17 millas en línea recta, pero con las condiciones típicas de tráfico, espere un tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta de alrededor de 23-32 minutos." But we need to keep city/airport names unchanged: Round Rock, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. In translation we kept "Austin-Bergstrom International Airport" unchanged. Good. "as the crow flies" could be "en línea recta". That's fine. "expect a door-to-door journey time of around 23-32 minutes." -> "espere un tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta de alrededor de 23-32 minutos." Next sentence: "This route allows us to bypass heavy congestion and reach your gate quickly and efficiently." Translate: "Esta ruta nos permite evitar el tráfico intenso y llegar a su puerta de embarque de forma rápida y eficiente." Keep "gate" maybe "puerta de embarque". That's fine. Next: "Heading to Austin? See our San Marcos to Austin shuttle service for a direct ride to AUS." We need to keep the question: "Heading to Austin?" translate: "¿Dirigiéndose a Austin?" Keep Austin unchanged. Then "See our" -> "Vea nuestro". Then the anchor text we will translate: "San Marcos to Austin shuttle". We'll translate to something like "traslado de San Marcos a Austin". But we need to keep city names unchanged. So we can do "traslado de San Marcos a Austin". However, the word "shuttle" maybe we keep as "shuttle"? But we can translate. The anchor text will be visible; we can translate it. We'll keep the HTML tag unchanged except inner text. Thus inside we put: "traslado de San Marcos a Austin". Keep the href and title unchanged. Then after the closing , we have " service for a direct ride to AUS." So we need to translate "service for a direct ride to AUS." Keep "service"? Actually the word "service" is outside the anchor; we already used "Vea nuestro". So after the anchor we need to continue: " servicio para un traslado directo a AUS." Ensure spacing. Thus the full

after translation:

El viaje desde Round Rock hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom es de aproximadamente 17 millas en línea recta, pero con las condiciones típicas de tráfico, espere un tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta de alrededor de 23-32 minutos. Esta ruta nos permite evitar el tráfico intenso y llegar a su puerta de embarque de forma rápida y eficiente. ¿Dirigiéndose a Austin? Vea nuestro traslado de San Marcos a Austin servicio para un traslado directo a AUS.

Check: We have "Vea nuestro ... servicio". Could be "Vea nuestro servicio de traslado de San Marcos a Austin para un traslado directo a AUS." But we need to keep natural flow. The original: "See our [anchor] service for a direct ride to AUS." So after translation: "Vea nuestro [anchor] servicio para un traslado directo a AUS." That is fine. Now second

: Original: "Once we arrive at AUS, our experienced drivers will assist you directly to your terminal—

Puedes llevar tantas maletas y artículos de mano como necesites. Nuestros vehículos están equipados para acomodar equipajes de tamaño estándar, así que puedes empacar cómodamente para tu viaje.

¿Qué ocurre si hay un retraso en el vuelo?

En caso de retraso de vuelo, nuestro servicio de traslado mantendrá su vehículo en el aeropuerto hasta que sea seguro y conveniente para abordar. Le mantendremos informado durante todo el proceso para minimizar cualquier estrés durante su viaje.

Para reservar su traslado de Round Rock al Aeropuerto de Austin con Texas Shuttle, simplemente llámenos al (817) 403-6196 o reserve en línea. Use el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en los viajes de ida y vuelta. Esperamos poder servirle!

This corridor is the second-busiest commuter and airport route in Central Texas, and it has two distinct destinations that often get confused at booking. Downtown Austin (Capitol, Sixth Street, Rainey Street, the Convention Center) is about 20 miles south on I-35 and typically runs 25-40 minutes door-to-door outside rush hour. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is another 7-9 miles farther southeast on SH-71, totaling about 29 miles and 40-55 minutes from most Round Rock pickups in normal traffic. We confirm which one you mean at booking so the route, lead time, and flat fare are quoted correctly — ask for our Round Rock airport shuttle hub if you're comparing other airports too.

We need to translate: "This corridor is the second-busiest commuter and airport route in Central Texas, and it has two distinct destinations that often get confused at booking." In Latin American Spanish: "Este corredor es la segunda ruta de transporte y aeropuerto más concurrida en el centro de Texas, y tiene dos destinos distintos que a menudo se confunden al reservar." But need natural. Could say: "Este corredor es la segunda ruta más concurrida de traslados y aeropuerto en el centro de Texas, y tiene dos destinos distintos que a menudo se confunden al hacer la reserva." Let's think: "commuter and airport route" maybe "ruta de traslados y aeropuerto". But could also say "ruta de transporte terrestre y aeropuerto". Use "ruta de traslados y aeropuerto". Ok. Now: "Downtown Austin (Capitol, Sixth Street, Rainey Street, the Convention Center) is about 20 miles south on I-35 and typically runs 25-40 minutes door-to-door outside rush hour." Translate: "Downtown Austin (Capitol, Sixth Street, Rainey Street, el Centro de Convenciones) está a unos 20 millas al sur por la I-35 y suele tardar entre 25 y 40 minutos de puerta a puerta fuera de la hora pico." Note: Keep "I-35". "miles" maybe keep as "millas". The instruction: keep city/airport names unchanged, but can translate other numbers? It didn't say to keep numbers unchanged. So translate "about 20 miles" to "unos 20 millas". "typically runs 25-40 minutes door-to-door" -> "suele tardar entre 25 y 40 minutos de puerta a puerta". "outside rush hour" -> "fuera de la hora pico". Now: "Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is another 7-9 miles farther southeast on SH-71, totaling about 29 miles and 40-55 minutes from most Round Rock pickups in normal traffic." Translate: "Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) está a otras 7-9 millas más al sureste por la SH-71, sumando unos 29 millas y entre 40 y 55 minutos desde la mayoría de los puntos de recogida en Round Rock con tráfico normal." Note: Keep "SH-71". Keep "Round Rock". Use "puntos de recogida". Might also say "lugares de recogida". Use "puntos de recogida". Now: "We confirm which one you mean at booking so the route, lead time, and flat fare are quoted correctly — ask for our Round Rock airport shuttle hub if you're comparing other airports too." Translate: "Confirmamos cuál de los two you mean al hacer la reserva para que la ruta, el tiempo de espera y la tarifa plana se cotizan correctamente — pide nuestro Round Rock airport shuttle si estás comparando otros aeropuertos también." But need natural Spanish. "Confirmamos cuál de los dos destinos te refieres al hacer la reserva para que la ruta, el tiempo de anticipación y la tarifa fija se indique correctamente." Use "lead time" as "tiempo de anticipación" or "tiempo de espera". Maybe "tiempo de traslado". Use "tiempo de traslado". Let's pick: "Confirmamos cuál de los dos destinos te refieres al hacer la reserva para que la ruta, el tiempo de traslado y la tarifa plana se indiquen correctamente — pide nuestro Round Rock airport shuttle si estás comparando otros aeropuertos también." Now second part:

Pricing context for this corridor

Translate: "

Contexto de precios para este corredor

" Now paragraph:

Round Rock to Austin and AUS is a premium private-sedan route by default because the distance plus Austin-side toll/parking economics make shared-van aggregation impractical for most pickup times. Recent door-to-door fares for this corridor have ranged from about $320 to $390 depending on exact addresses, group size, vehicle class, and time of day. Round-trip bookings earn 10% off automatically with promo code ONLINE at checkout, and you see the full flat total before you confirm — no airport surcharges, no toll add-ons, no surge multipliers.

Translate: "Round Rock to Austin and AUS es una ruta privada de sedán premium por defecto porque la distancia más la economía de peajes y estacionamiento del lado de Austin hace que la agrupación de furgonetas compartidas sea poco práctica para la mayoría de los horarios de recogida. Las tarifas recientes de puerta a puerta para este corredor han variado entre aproximadamente $320 y $390 dependiendo de la dirección exacta, el tamaño del grupo, la clase de vehículo y la hora del día. Las reservas de ida y vuelta obtienen automáticamente un 10% de descuento con el código promocional ONLINE al pagar, y ves el total completo antes de confirmar — sin recargos de aeropuerto, sin complementos de peaje, sin multiplicadores de aumento de precio." Need natural Latin American Spanish. Use "sedán privado premium". "Ruta privada de sedán premium". Could say: "Es una ruta privada en sedán premium por defecto". Use "sedán premium". "Round Rock to Austin and AUS" keep as is but translate "to" as "a". "Round Rock a Austin y AUS". Keep city names. Now: "by default because the distance plus Austin-side toll/parking economics make shared-van aggregation impractical for most pickup times." Translate: "por defecto porque la distancia más la economía de peajes y estacionamiento del lado de Austin hace que la agrupación de furgonetas compartidas sea poco práctica para la mayoría de los horarios de recogida." Alternatively: "porque la distancia más los costos de peaje y estacionamiento del lado de Austin hacen que compartir una furgoneta sea poco práctico". But we need keep meaning. Now: "Recent door-to-door fares for this corridor have ranged from about $320 to $390 depending on exact addresses, group size, vehicle class, and time of day." Translate: "Las tarifas recientes de puerta a puerta para este corredor han variado entre aproximadamente $320 y $390, dependiendo de la dirección exacta, el tamaño del grupo, la clase de vehículo y la hora del día." Now: "Round-trip bookings earn 10% off automatically with promo code ONLINE at checkout, and you see the full flat total before you confirm — no airport surcharges, no toll add-ons, no surge multipliers." Translate: "Las reservas de ida y vuelta obtienen automáticamente un 10% de descuento con el código promocional ONLINE al pagar, y ves el total completo antes de confirmar — sin recargos de aeropuerto, sin complementos de peaje, sin multiplicadores de aumento de tarifa." Maybe "sin recargos de aeropuerto, sin cargos adicionales por peaje, sin tarifas dinámicas". But keep natural. Now ensure we keep HTML tags exactly. Let's produce final HTML. Check we didn't alter any tags.

Ventanas de tráfico y la alternativa de peaje SH-130

I-35 entre Round Rock y Austin tiene dos bandas de congestión confiables: de 7 a 9 a.m. y de 4 a 7 p.m. entre semana, además de retrasos en días de eventos cuando UT Austin, el Moody Center o el Q2 Stadium tienen juegos o conciertos. Para viajes con destino a AUS durante esas franjas, nuestro conductor puede desviarse por la SH-130 (Pickle Parkway) — una carretera de peaje electrónico que evita el centro de Austin por el este y se conecta directamente con la entrada sur del aeropuerto. El peaje está incluido en su tarifa plana; no se le facturará por separado. Para los traslados al centro de Austin generalmente permanecemos en la I-35 y utilizamos los carriles de servicio alrededor de los puntos más críticos (US-183 y el cruce I-35 / SH-71).

Consejos de recogida para pasajeros de Round Rock

• Reserve con al menos 24 horas de anticipación para recogidas en AUS antes de las 6 AM — los horarios tempraneros del mismo día se llenan más rápido y podrían requerir una mejora privada.
• Indíquenos su terminal al momento de reservar. AUS tiene dos terminales: la principal Barbara Jordan Terminal (la mayoría de las aerolíneas) y la South Terminal (Allegiant y algunas otras compañías). No están conectadas; si llega a la equivocada, implica un reposicionamiento de 10 minutos.
• Comparta su número de vuelo. Lo monitoreamos automáticamente y ajustamos la hora de recogida para llegadas tempranas, retrasos o desvíos sin costo adicional.
We need to translate the user wants translation of HTML snippet 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 the translated HTML. We need to translate the textual content within tags but not the tags themselves or URLs, etc. The snippet includes:
• Common pickup zones we serve daily: Dell campus, Kalahari Resort, La Frontera, Old Settlers Park, Teravista, Forest Creek, downtown Round Rock, and addresses along Gattis School Rd, Sam Bass Rd, University Blvd, and the SH-45 corridor.
• Texas child-seat law: kids under 8 years or under 4'9" need a booster or car seat. Note this at booking so we either supply one or confirm yours fits the vehicle.

Coming from a neighboring city instead? See our Cedar Park to Austin and Georgetown to Austin route pages for adjacent-suburb pricing and timing.

Round Rock to Austin Shuttle: Frequently Asked Questions

How far is it from Round Rock to Austin?

Round Rock to downtown Austin is about 20 miles (~25 minutes in normal traffic). Round Rock to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is about 29 miles (~41 minutes in normal traffic, longer at rush hour). Our driver tracks live traffic and your flight so you arrive on time.

How long does the Round Rock to Austin shuttle take?

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Common pickup zones we serve daily: ...

Translate: "Common pickup zones we serve daily" => "Zonas de recogida comunes que servimos diariamente" or "Zonas comunes de recogida que atendemos diariamente". Let's think natural for travelers: "Zonas de recogida habituales que servimos diariamente". Maybe "Zonas de recogida que atendemos diariamente". I'd choose: "Zonas de recogida que atendemos diariamente". Keep strong tag. Then after colon: list of places: Dell campus, Kalahari Resort, La Frontera, Old Settlers Park, Teravista, Forest Creek, downtown Round Rock, and addresses along Gattis School Rd, Sam Bass Rd, University Blvd, and the SH-45 corridor. We need to keep city names unchanged: Round Rock stays. Also "downtown Round Rock" stays same but maybe "centro de Round Rock"? However "downtown" is a term; they said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, not necessarily "downtown". Could translate "downtown" to "centro". But "downtown Round Rock" is a phrase; they might want to keep as is? The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." It does not forbid translating other words. So we can translate "downtown" to "centro". However, "downtown Round Rock" is a known area; translating might be okay. But to be safe, we could keep "downtown Round Rock" unchanged as it's a proper name? Many times "downtown" is not part of the official name; it's a descriptor. I think we can translate to "centro de Round Rock". But then "Round Rock" unchanged. Let's see similar: they'd likely want "centro de Round Rock". However, they might want to keep "downtown" as is because it's a common term used in English but understood. But the instruction only says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So we can translate "downtown". I'll translate to "centro". So "centro de Round Rock". Now "addresses along Gattis School Rd, Sam Bass Rd, University Blvd, and the SH-45 corridor." Keep road names unchanged. Translate "addresses along" => "direcciones a lo largo de". "corridor" => "corredor". So "direcciones a lo largo de Gattis School Rd, Sam Bass Rd, University Blvd, y el corredor SH-45." Now second

Texas child-seat law: kids under 8 years or under 4'9" need a booster or car seat. Note this at booking so we either supply one or confirm yours fits the vehicle.

Translate: "Texas child-seat law" => "Ley de asientos para niños de Texas". Keep strong tag. Then: "kids under 8 years or under 4'9" need a booster or car seat." We need to keep the tags unchanged. Translate: "niños menores de 8 años o menores de 4'9\" necesitan un asiento elevador o una silla de auto." Note: need to keep the apostrophe and quotes? The original has 4'9". We'll keep that. Use straight quotes? We'll keep as is. Then: "Note this at booking so we either supply one or confirm yours fits the vehicle." Translate: "Indíquelo al hacer la reserva para que ya sea lo proporcionemos o confirlemos que el suyo quepa en el vehículo." Or "Indíquelo al reservar para que ya sea lo suministremos o confirmemos que el suyo quepa en el vehículo." Use natural Latin American Spanish. I'd go: "Indíquelo al hacer la reserva para que ya sea lo proporcionemos o confirmemos que el suyo quepa en el vehículo." Now after we have

Coming from a neighboring city instead? See our Cedar Park to Austin and Where in Round Rock do you pick up? Translate to Latin American Spanish: "¿Dónde en Round Rock lo recogemos?" Or "¿Dónde en Round Rock le recogemos?" Since addressing traveler, use "usted": "¿Dónde en Round Rock lo recogemos?" In Latin America, "lo" might be ambiguous; better "¿Dónde en Round Rock lo recogemos?" But could also use "¿Dónde en Round Rock le recogemos?" Using "le" for formal. I'd choose "¿Dónde en Round Rock le recogemos?" Keep the question mark inside. Third:

Door-to-door anywhere in Round Rock — home, hotel, apartment, or office. Common pickups include the Dell campus, Kalahari Resort, La Frontera, Old Settlers Park, downtown Round Rock, and neighborhoods along Gattis School Rd, Sam Bass Rd, and University Blvd. Enter your exact address at booking.

Translate: "Servicio puerta a puerta en cualquier lugar de Round Rock — hogar, hotel, apartamento u oficina. Los puntos de recogida habituales incluyen el campus de Dell, Kalahari Resort, La Frontera, Old Settlers Park, el centro de Round Rock y los barrios cercanos a Gattis School Rd, Sam Bass Rd y University Blvd. Indique su dirección exacta al momento de reservar." Need to keep city/airport names unchanged: Round Rock, Dell campus, Kalahari Resort, La Frontera, Old Settlers Park, Gattis School Rd, Sam Bass Rd, University Blvd. Also "downtown Round Rock" maybe translate to "el centro de Round Rock". Keep "Downtown" translation? Might be okay. Keep the ampersand entity — unchanged. Fourth:

Do you drop off at all AUS airport terminals?

Translate: "¿Nos dejamos en todas las terminales del aeropuerto AUS?" But need natural: "¿Nos deja en todas las terminales del aeropuerto AUS?" Using formal "usted": "¿Nos deja en todas las terminales del aeropuerto AUS?" Actually the question is "Do you drop off at all AUS airport terminals?" So answer: "¿Nos deja en todas las terminales del aeropuerto AUS?" But better: "¿Nos deja en todas las terminales del aeropuerto AUS?" Keep AUS unchanged. Alternatively: "¿Nos deixa en todas las terminales del aeropuerto AUS?" In Latin America, "deja" is fine. Fifth:

Yes. AUS has two terminals — the Barbara Jordan Terminal (main) and the South Terminal (a few low-cost carriers). Tell us your airline at booking and we drop you curbside at the right terminal. For arrivals, we meet you curbside or at baggage claim per your preference.

Translate: "Sí. El aeropuerto AUS tiene dos terminales — la Terminal Barbara Jordan (principal) y la Terminal Sur (algunas aerolíneas de bajo costo). Indique su aerolínea al momento de reservar y lo dejaremos en la acera de la terminal correspondiente. Para llegadas, nos encontraremos con usted en la acera o en el reclamo de equipaje, según su preferencia." Need to keep "AUS" unchanged. Keep "Barbara Jordan Terminal", "South Terminal". Could translate "main" as "principal". Keep "low-cost carriers" maybe "aerolíneas de bajo costo". Keep "curbside" maybe translate to "en la acera". That's fine. Keep "baggage claim" translate to "reclamo de equipaje". Good. Sixth:

How much does the shuttle from Round Rock to Austin cost?

Translate: "¿Cuánto cuesta el servicio de traslado desde Round Rock hasta Austin?" Or "¿Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de Round Rock a Austin?" But "shuttle" maybe keep as is? Usually translate: "¿Cuánto cuesta el servicio de traslado de Round Rock a Austin?" Use "traslado". Keep city names unchanged. Seventh:

Fares depend on your exact pickup/drop-off addresses, group size, time of day, and whether you choose shared or private. You get the flat door-to-door total upfront — no airport surcharges, no surge pricing. Enter your addresses in our online booking tool for an instant quote in under a minute.

Translate: "Las tarifas dependen de la dirección exacta de recogida y entrega, el tamaño del grupo, la hora del día y si elige un servicio compartido o privado. Obtendrá el total fijo puerta a puerta por adelantado — sin recargos aeroportuarios, sin tarifas dinámicas. Ingrese sus direcciones en nuestra herramienta de reserva en línea para obtener una cotización instantánea en menos de un minuto." Need to keep "door-to-door" maybe translate to "puerta a puerta". Keep the entity —. Keep "online booking tool" translate to "herramienta de reserva en línea". Keep "instant quote" translate to "cotización instantánea". Keep "under a minute" to "menos de un minuto". Eighth:

Is the shuttle private or shared with other riders?

Translate: "¿El traslado es privado o se comparte con otros pasajeros?" Keep "shuttle" maybe translate to "traslado". Use "pasajeros". Or "¿El servicio de traslado es privado o se comparte con otros usuarios?" Choose natural. Now need to output only translated HTML with tags unchanged. We need to keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, meaning we must not change any tag or its attributes. So we keep

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Planifique 25–35 minutos para llegar al centro de Austin y 40–55 minutos al aeropuerto AUS en tráfico típico. Durante la hora pico de la I-35 (7–9 a.m. y 4–7 p.m. de lunes a viernes) añada 15–25 minutos; incorporamos automáticamente ese margen en su hora de recogida cuando nos proporciona su vuelo.

¿Dónde en Round Rock le recogemos?

Servicio puerta a puerta en cualquier lugar de Round Rock — hogar, hotel, apartamento u oficina. Los puntos de recogida habituales incluyen el campus de Dell, Kalahari Resort, La Frontera, Old Settlers Park, el centro de Round Rock y los barrios cercanos a Gattis School Rd, Sam Bass Rd y University Blvd. Indique su dirección exacta al momento de reservar.

¿Nos deja en todas las terminales del aeropuerto AUS?

Sí. El aeropuerto AUS tiene dos terminales — la Terminal Barbara Jordan (principal) y la Terminal Sur (algunas aerolíneas de bajo costo). Indique su aerolínea al momento de reservar y lo dejaremos en la acera de la terminal correspondiente. Para llegadas, nos encontraremos con We need to translate the HTML content (text nodes) into natural Latin American Spanish, preserving HTML tags, city/airport names and codes unchanged, phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). Keep

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Shared is the default and the most affordable option — you may ride with other passengers heading the same direction. Private/no-sharing is available as a paid add-on at booking if you want exclusive use of the vehicle, faster routing, or extra privacy.

We need Latin American Spanish. Use "Compartido" maybe "El servicio compartido es la opción predeterminada y la más económica; puedes viajar con otros pasajeros que vayan en la misma dirección. El servicio privado/sin compartir está disponible como un adicional de pago al momento de reservar si deseas usar el vehículo exclusivamente, tener un trayecto más rápido o más privacidad." Make sure to keep — (em dash). We can keep same. Also keep "Private/no-sharing". Might translate as "Privado/sin compartir". Keep slash? Should we keep same? Probably keep "Privado/sin compartir". Use same. Next:

Do you track my flight and wait if it’s delayed?

Translate: "¿Rastrean mi vuelo y esperan si se retrasa?" Latin American Spanish: "¿Rastrean mi vuelo y esperan si se retrasa?" Could be "¿Rastrean mi vuelo y esperan si se retrasa?" Also we can say "¿Rastrean mi vuelo y esperan si se retrasa?" Keep the apostrophe? The HTML entity ’ is an apostrophe. We'll keep it as is inside the attribute? It's inside text, we need to keep same entity? We should keep the entity unchanged? The instruction: Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. It didn't say keep HTML entities unchanged. But we should keep the entity as is? Safer to keep same entity ’. So we translate surrounding text but keep entity. So: "¿Rastrean mi vuelo y esperan si se retrasa ’s delayed?" Wait that's weird. Actually original: "Do you track my flight and wait if it’s delayed?" The entity is the apostrophe in "it's". So we need to translate to Spanish but keep the entity for apostrophe. In Spanish, "¿Rastrean mi vuelo y esperan si se retrasa?" The apostrophe not needed. But we could keep the entity as is but it would look odd: "¿Rastrean mi vuelo y esperan si se retrasa’s?" Not good. Better to replace the entity with a regular apostrophe? The instruction: Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. It doesn't mention entities. However we should preserve HTML tags exactly as-is; entities are not tags. It may be okay to translate and replace entity with a normal apostrophe. But to be safe, we could keep the entity as part of the word "it’s" and translate around it: "¿Rastrean mi vuelo y esperan si it’s delayed?" That sounds weird. Given typical translation tasks, they'd expect to translate the text, keeping tags, but entities like ’ can be kept as is (they'll render as apostrophe). So we can translate "Do you track my flight and wait if it's delayed?" and keep the entity for apostrophe. So we need to produce: "¿Rastrean mi vuelo y esperan si it’s delayed?" That seems off. Better to keep the entity but replace "it" with Spanish? Not possible. Maybe we should keep the original English phrase inside the translation? No. I think we should translate fully and replace the entity with a regular apostrophe, as it's still part of the text and not a tag or URL. The instruction only says keep tags exactly as-is; entities are not tags. So we can change them. Thus: "

¿Rastrean mi vuelo y esperan si se retrasa?

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Yes — give us your flight number at booking and we monitor it automatically. If your flight is early, late, or diverted, we adjust your pickup time at no extra charge. You don’t pay waiting fees for airline delays.

Translate: "Sí — danos tu número de vuelo al momento de reservar y lo monitoreamos automáticamente. Si tu vuelo llega temprano, tarde o se desvía, ajustamos tu hora de recogida sin cargo adicional. No pagas cargos de espera por retrasos de la aerolínea." Need to keep —. Keep ’ maybe change to regular apostrophe: "No pagas". That's fine. Make sure Latin American Spanish: "danos" maybe "danós"? Actually "danós" with accent? In Latin America, "danós" is used? Usually "danós" with accent? The imperative "danós" (from dar) is used in some regions; but "danos" without accent is also understood. Better "danós" with accent? However "danós" is correct for "danos" (ustedes) imperative? Actually "danós" is vosotros form? Wait: "dar" imperative: "da" (tú), "dé" (usted), "damos" (nosotros), "dad" (vosotros), "den" (ustedes). So for ustedes it's "den". So "danos" is not correct. We should say "danós"? No. The correct phrase: "danós" is not a word. To ask "give us" we can say "danos" colloquially in some Latin America? Actually "danós" is used in some regions with voseo? Hmm. Better to use "por favor, indícanos tu número de vuelo" or "por favor, proporciona tu número de vuelo". Let's rephrase: "Sí — por favor, indícanos tu número de vuelo al momento de reservar y lo monitoreamos automáticamente." That avoids imperative. Thus: "Sí — por favor, indícanos tu número de vuelo al momento de reservar y lo monitoreamos automáticamente. Si tu vuelo llega temprano, tarde o se desvía, ajustamos tu hora de recogida sin cargo adicional. No pagas cargos de espera por retrasos de la aerolínea." Next:

How many bags can I bring?

Translate: "¿Cuántas maletas puedo llevar?" Latin American Spanish: "¿Cuántas maletas puedo llevar?" Could also be "¿Cuántas bolsas puedo llevar?" but "maletas" is fine. Next paragraph:

Standard allowance is two checked bags plus one carry-on per passenger, which fits comfortably in our vehicles. If you’re bringing oversized items (skis, golf clubs, a bike box, a car seat, or extra bags), note it at booking so we can assign the right vehicle and reserve the space.

Translate: "El equipaje estándar incluye dos facturados más un equipaje de mano por pasajero, lo que cabe cómodamente en nuestros vehículos. Si llevas artículos de tamaño excesivo (esquís, palos de golf, una caja para bicicleta, un asiento para auto o equipaje adicional), indícalo al momento de reservar para que asignemos el vehículo adecuado y reservemos el espacio." Need to keep ’ changed to regular apostrophe: "Si llevas". Good. Make sure to keep parentheses and items unchanged (skis, golf clubs, a bike box, a car seat, or extra bags). Keep them in English as per instruction: keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, phone numbers and URLs unchanged. It didn't say to keep item names unchanged, but they are not city/airport names, phone numbers, URLs. Should we translate them? The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." It doesn't forbid translating other terms. However typical translation of such items may keep them in English because they are proper names? "skis", "golf clubs", "a bike box", "a car seat", "extra bags" are generic; could translate. But maybe better to keep them as is? The instruction didn't require to keep them unchanged, but we could translate to Spanish for naturalness. However the list is inside parentheses; translating might be okay. But many travel pages keep them in English? Not sure. Since they didn't explicitly say to keep them unchanged, we can translate. But to be safe, maybe keep them as is because they are specific terms that might be recognized. However "skis" is plural; translation "esquís". "golf clubs" -> "palos de golf". "a bike box" -> "una caja para bicicleta". "a car seat" -> "un asiento para auto". "extra bags" -> "equipaje adicional". Already we translated some. So we can translate fully. Let's produce: "Si llevas artículos de tamaño excesivo (esquís, palos de

Para vuelos nacionales desde AUS recomendamos un servicio de traslado que lo lleve a la terminal aproximadamente 2 horas antes de la salida. Para vuelos internacionales, 2.5–3 horas. Ajustamos automáticamente el tiempo para el tráfico de la I-35 según su hora de vuelo y el día de la semana.