The user wants translation of 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 translated HTML. We have a piece of HTML with

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, etc. Need to translate the text content, but keep HTML tags unchanged, maintain attributes. Need to use natural Latin American Spanish, appropriate for travelers. We need to translate the content: "Hillsboro to Austin Airport Shuttle", "Traveling from Hillsboro to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) just got a whole lot easier with Texas Shuttle's private door-to-door service. Our experienced drivers will navigate you through the scenic Texas countryside, ensuring you arrive at your terminal stress-free and on time. Flying out of DFW International instead? See our Hillsboro to DFW shuttle service for direct rides to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport." Then "The Journey". Then the paragraphs describing the journey. We need to translate "Hillsboro to Austin Airport Shuttle" as something like "Traslado de Hillsboro al Aeropuerto de Austin". Or "Servicio de transporte de Hillsboro al Aeropuerto de Austin". In Latin American Spanish we could say "Traslado de Hillsboro al Aeropuerto de Austin". Or "Shuttle de Hillsboro al Aeropuerto de Austin". Might keep "Shuttle" in Spanish? Usually "servicio de shuttle". Could use "Traslado". Let's think about natural Spanish for travelers: "Traslado de Hillsboro al Aeropuerto de Austin". That is okay. For the first paragraph: "Traveling from Hillsboro to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) just got a whole lot easier with Texas Shuttle's private door-to-door service. Our experienced drivers will navigate you through the scenic Texas countryside, ensuring you arrive at your terminal stress-free and on time. Flying out of DFW International instead? See our Hillsboro to DFW shuttle service for direct rides to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport." Translation: "Viajar desde Hillsboro al Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom (AUS) ahora es mucho más fácil con el servicio privado puerta a puerta de Texas Shuttle. Nuestros conductores experimentados te guiarán a través del pintoresco campo texano, asegurándose de que llegues a tu terminal sin estrés y a tiempo. ¿Vuelas desde DFW International en su lugar? Consulta nuestro servicio de shuttle de Hillsboro a DFW para viajes directos al Aeropuerto Internacional de Dallas/Fort Worth." Make sure to preserve the link Hillsboro to DFW shuttle with Spanish translation "shuttle de Hillsboro a DFW". Probably the anchor text should be translated: "shuttle de Hillsboro a DFW". The title attribute "Hillsboro to DFW shuttle" could also be translated accordingly. Keep href unchanged. Now second paragraph: "Your journey begins in the heart of Hillsboro, where our shuttle picks you up right from your doorstep. From your pickup we head straight onto Interstate 35 South, the main north–south artery that connects Hillsboro to Austin, and stay on I-35 for the bulk of the trip — passing Waco, West, Temple, Belton, Salado, Georgetown, and Round Rock along the way. Near downtown Austin we exit via US-183 South or State Highway 71 East for the final stretch to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS)." Translate: "Tu viaje comienza en el corazón de Hillsboro, donde nuestra shuttle te recoge directamente en tu puerta. Desde la recogida, tomamos directamente la Interestatal 35 Sur, la arteria principal norte-sur que conecta Hillsboro con Austin, y permanecemos en la I-35 durante la mayor parte del recorrido, pasando por Waco, West, Temple, Belton, Salado, Georgetown y Round Rock en el camino. Cerca del centro de Austin, salimos por la US-183 Sur o la Autopista estatal 71 Este para el tramo final hacia el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom (AUS)." We need to keep city/airport names unchanged. So Waco, West, Temple, Belton, Salado, Georgetown, Round Rock, Interstate 35 South, I-35, US-183 South, State Highway 71 East remain unchanged. "Interestatal 35 Sur" is correct but keep I-35 as I-35 maybe. Better to preserve "Interestatal 35 Sur (I-35)" or just "Interestatal 35 Sur". In Spanish, "Interestatal 35 Sur" is okay. Keep I-35 abbreviation as I-35. Use the correct Spanish "Interestatal 35 Sur" and "I-35". Possibly use "Interestatal 35 Sur (I-35)". Third paragraph: "Total road distance from Hillsboro to AUS is approximately 145 miles, and door-to-door travel time typically runs 171 to 235 minutes (about 2 hours 50 minutes to nearly 4 hours) depending on traffic through Waco, the Temple–Belton stretch, and the Round Rock–Austin merge. We build that buffer into your pickup time so you reach the AUS terminal stress-free and on schedule." Translation: "La distancia total por carretera desde Hillsboro hasta AUS es de aproximadamente 145 millas, y el tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta suele ser de 171 a 235 minutos (unas 2 horas 50 minutos hasta casi 4 horas) dependiendo del tráfico a través de Waco, el tramo Temple–Belton y la fusión Round Rock–Austin. Incorporamos ese margen en tu hora de recogida para que llegues a la terminal de AUS sin estrés y a tiempo." We need to maintain HTML tags exactly as-is:

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, . Keep attributes unchanged. Ensure anchor text and title are also translated. Make sure to keep URLs unchanged: https://texasshuttle.com/hillsboro-to-dfw . Keep title attribute same? Title attribute currently "Hillsboro to DFW shuttle". Could translate to "Shuttle de Hillsboro a DFW". That is okay. Keep link text "Hillsboro to DFW shuttle". Should be "Shuttle de Hillsboro a DFW". Keep link text within ... . Use "Shuttle de Hillsboro a DFW". Title attribute: "Shuttle de Hillsboro a DFW". Or maybe "Servicio de shuttle de Hillsboro a DFW". Keep it natural. Now final output must be only the HTML with translated content. Provide just the HTML string. Let's produce the final HTML:

Traslado de Hillsboro al Aeropuerto de Austin

Viajar desde Hillsboro al Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom (AUS) ahora es mucho más fácil con el servicio privado puerta a puerta de Texas Shuttle. Nuestros conductores experimentados te guiarán a través del pintoresco campo texano, asegurándose de que llegues a tu terminal sin estrés y a tiempo. ¿Vuelas desde DFW International en su lugar? Consulta nuestro shuttle de Hillsboro a DFW para viajes directos al Aeropuerto Internacional de Dallas/Fort Worth.

El Viaje

Tu viaje comienza en el corazón de Hillsboro, donde nuestra shuttle te recoge directamente en tu puerta. Desde la recogida, tomamos directamente la Interestatal 35 Sur (I-35), la arteria principal norte-sur que conecta Hillsboro con Austin, y permanecemos en la I-35 durante la mayor parte del recorrido, pasando por Waco, West, Temple, Belton, Salado, Georgetown y Round Rock en el camino. Cerca del centro de Austin, salimos por la US‑183 Sur o la Autopista estatal 71 Este para el tramo final hacia el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin‑Bergstrom (AUS).

La distancia total por carretera desde Hillsboro hasta AUS es de aproximadamente 145 millas, y el tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta suele ser de 171 a 235 minutos (unas 2 horas 50 minutos hasta casi 4 horas) dependiendo del tráfico a través de Waco, el tramo Temple–Belton y la fusión Round Rock–Austin. Incorporamos ese margen en tu hora de recogida para que llegues a la terminal de AUS sin estrés y a tiempo.

Make sure to keep HTML tags unchanged. Need to ensure no extra whitespace issues. Should we keep hyphen characters exactly as they appear? The original had "State Highway 71 East". In Spanish we used "Autopista estatal 71 Este". That's okay. But maybe keep "State Highway 71 East" unchanged? The user says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It didn't say to keep road names unchanged. So we can translate. But "US-183 South" could stay as "US‑183 Sur" (en dash might be replaced with hyphen). It's okay. Make sure to keep the dash in "US‑183 Sur". The original has "US-183 South". We'll use "US‑183 Sur". Good. We need to ensure HTML encoding: The dash might be an en dash. It might be fine. Let's keep plain hyphen "-". The original used "US-183 South". Use "US-183 Sur". Good. Now the final answer: Provide only the HTML. Will output exactly the HTML. Make sure not to include any extra text or explanation. The user explicitly says "Return ONLY the translated HTML." Thus final answer will be the HTML string. One more thing: 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 have an HTML snippet: ```

What to Expect

Upon arrival at the airport, we will assist you in checking your bags and finding your terminal. Whether you're heading to Terminal A or B, our knowledgeable drivers are here to help make your journey as smooth as possible.

Hillsboro to Austin Route Specifics

Nearly the entire 145-mile run from Hillsboro to Austin-Bergstrom is on Interstate 35 South — a four- to six-lane divided interstate that’s been the central-Texas spine since the 1960s. From the Hillsboro entrance you’ll pass through the Waco metro (mile 80 area), the Temple–Belton corridor around mile 110, the Salado historic district, the Georgetown US-29 interchange, and the heavy Round Rock–Pflugerville commuter stretch as you approach Austin. For AUS, our drivers exit I-35 in south Austin and take either US-183 South or State Highway 71 East to the airport — the routing your driver picks on the day depends on which lane is moving best, since the SH-71 / US-183 split sees the heaviest Austin congestion outside of downtown itself.

Traffic, Timing & Pickup Buffer

``` We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish. Keep HTML tags unchanged, keep city/airport names unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. So only translate the text content, not the HTML tags, not the city names or codes. Keep city names unchanged: "Hillsboro", "Austin", "Austin-Bergstrom", "Waco", "Temple–Belton", "Salado", "Georgetown", "Round Rock", "Pflugerville", "Austin", "AUS", "I-35", "US-183", "State Highway 71", "SH-71". They need to be unchanged (the names are English anyway). Should we keep the city/airport names and codes unchanged as the user said, but also maintain punctuation as is? Probably yes. The user says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So keep those as is. So the translation: "What to Expect" -> "¿Qué esperar?" Or "Qué esperar" (without accent perhaps). "What to Expect" is a heading; the Spanish heading "Qué esperar" is correct. Or "Lo que debes esperar". But "Qué esperar" is natural. "Upon arrival at the airport, we will assist you in checking your bags and finding your terminal. Whether you're heading to Terminal A or B, our knowledgeable drivers are here to help make your journey as smooth as possible." We need to translate that to natural Latin American Spanish. Something like: "Al llegar al aeropuerto, le ayudaremos a registrar su equipaje y encontrar su terminal. Ya sea que se dirija a la Terminal A o B, nuestros conductores experimentados están aquí para hacer que su viaje sea lo más fluido posible." We need to be careful: "experienced" vs "knowledgeable". Could use "experimentados" or "calificados". Also "knowledgeable drivers" -> "conductores expertos". Could be "conductores experimentados". Let's translate the whole content. Let's go piece by piece. First heading: "

What to Expect

" => "

Qué esperar

" Paragraph: "Upon arrival at the airport, we will assist you in checking your bags and finding your terminal. Whether you're heading to Terminal A or B, our knowledgeable drivers are here to help make your journey as smooth as possible." Translation: "Al llegar al aeropuerto, le ayudaremos a registrar su equipaje y encontrar su terminal. Ya sea que se dirija a la Terminal A o B, nuestros conductores experimentados están aquí para hacer que su viaje sea lo más fluido posible." Make sure the punctuation: Spanish uses "¿" and "¡" for questions but not needed for statements. So fine. Then comment: "" keep unchanged. Second heading: "

Hillsboro to Austin Route Specifics

" => Keep city names unchanged: "Hillsboro" stays, "Austin" stays. So heading: "

Detalles de la ruta de Hillsboro a Austin

" Or "Especificaciones de la ruta Hillsboro a Austin". Both fine. Let's do "Detalles de la ruta de Hillsboro a Austin". Or "Ruta de Hillsboro a Austin: specifics" - "Detalles de la ruta Hillsboro a Austin". Keep that. Paragraph: It's long, but we need to translate it. Let's break down: "Nearly the entire 145-mile run from Hillsboro to Austin-Bergstrom is on Interstate 35 South — a four- to six-lane divided interstate that’s been the central-Texas spine since the 1960s. From the Hillsboro entrance you’ll pass through the Waco metro (mile 80 area), the Temple–Belton corridor around mile 110, the Salado historic district, the Georgetown US-29 interchange, and the heavy Round Rock–Pflugerville commuter stretch as you approach Austin. For AUS, our drivers exit I-35 in south Austin and take either US-183 South or State Highway 71 East to the airport — the routing your driver picks on the day depends on which lane is moving best, since the SH-71 / US-183 split sees the heaviest Austin congestion outside of downtown itself." We need to translate this into natural Spanish, keeping city names and codes unchanged. First sentence: "Nearly the entire 145-mile run from Hillsboro to Austin-Bergstrom is on Interstate 35 South — a four- to six-lane divided interstate that’s been the central-Texas spine since the 1960s." Translation: "Casi toda la ruta de 145 millas desde Hillsboro hasta Austin-Bergstrom discurre por la Interestatal 35 Sur — una autopista de cuatro a seis carriles dividida que ha sido la columna vertebral del centro de Texas desde los años 60." Check: "Interestatal 35 Sur" retains I-35 as "Interestatal 35". Keep "Interestatal 35 Sur". Good. Second sentence: "From the Hillsboro entrance you’ll pass through the Waco metro (mile 80 area), the Temple–Belton corridor around mile 110, the Salado historic district, the Georgetown US-29 interchange, and the heavy Round Rock–Pflugerville commuter stretch as you approach Austin." Translation: "Desde la entrada de Hillsboro pasará por la zona metropolitana de Waco (alrededor de la milla 80), el corredor Temple–Belton cerca de la milla 110, el distrito histórico de Salado, el intercambio US-29 de Georgetown y el denso tramo de tráfico de通勤 de Round Rock–Pflugerville al acercarse a Austin." But "commuter stretch" could be "tramo de tráfico de conmemadores" or "tramo de desplazamiento". "Heavy commuter stretch" -> "el intenso tramo de tráfico pendular". But keep as "el denso tramo de tráfico de desplazamiento". Let's propose: "el denso tramo de tráfico de desplazamiento entre Round Rock y Pflugerville". However keep "Round Rock–Pflugerville" unchanged. Could say "el intenso tramo de tráfico de deslocamiento entre Round Rock y Pflugerville". Might be unnatural. Simpler: "el pesado tramo de desplazamiento de Round Rock–Pflugerville". Let's translate: "Desde la entrada de Hillsboro pasará por la zona metropolitana de Waco (alrededor de la milla 80), el corredor Temple–Belton cerca de la milla 110, el distrito histórico de Salado, el intercambio US-29 de Georgetown y el pesado tramo de tráfico de desplazamiento de Round Rock–Pflugerville al acercarse a Austin." Third sentence: "For AUS, our drivers exit I-35 in south Austin and take either US-183 South or State Highway 71 East to the airport — the routing your driver picks on the day depends on which lane is moving best, since the SH-71 / US-183 split sees the heaviest Austin congestion outside of downtown itself." Translation: "Para AUS, nuestros conductores salen de la I-35 en el sur de Austin y toman ya sea US-183 Sur o la State Highway 71 Este hacia el aeropuerto — la ruta que el conductor elige ese día depende de cuál carril fluya mejor, ya que el empalme SH-71 / US-183 experimenta la peor congestión de Austin fuera del centro mismo." Better: "Para AUS, nuestros conductores salen de la I-35 en el sur de Austin y toman ya sea US-183 Sur o la State Highway 71 Este hacia el aeropuerto — la ruta que el conductor elige ese día depende de cuál carril se mueva mejor, ya que el empalme SH-71 / US-183 presenta la congestión más intensa de Austin fuera del propio centro." The phrase "the heaviest Austin congestion outside of downtown itself." Could be "la congestión más pesada de Austin fuera del centro mismo". That's okay. Now final heading: "

Traffic, Timing & Pickup Buffer

" Keep as is: "

Traffic, Timing & Pickup Buffer

" Might need translation: "Tráfico, horarios y margen The user wants translation of a paragraph of HTML from English to natural native Latin American Spanish for travelers, while keeping 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 paragraph. Original text:

The Hillsboro-to-Austin corridor has three predictable congestion windows you should plan around. Northbound morning rush in Waco (7–9 AM) and the Round Rock–Austin merge (7–9:30 AM) add 20–40 minutes to a southbound trip if you hit them. Southbound afternoon rush through Austin (3:30–6:30 PM) adds 30–60 minutes on the SH-71 / US-183 split. Friday afternoons and Sunday evenings on I-35 between Temple and Austin are the worst windows of the week. Because AUS runs a heavy 6–8 AM departure bank on Southwest, American, and Delta, very early pickups in Hillsboro (2–3 AM) are common in our schedule — they actually have the cleanest I-35 traffic of the day. For any AUS departure we aim to drop you at the curb at least 90 minutes before a domestic flight or 2 hours before international, and we track your inbound flight on the return so the driver is curbside when you walk out of baggage claim. Coming from farther north on I-35? Our Waco to Austin shuttle runs the same corridor.

Coverage Area Around Hillsboro

We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. So we need to adapt to a colloquial but clear style. Keep HTML tags unchanged. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged: "Hillsboro", "Austin", "Waco", "Round Rock", "Temple", "AUS", "SH-71", "US-183", "I-35", "Southwest", "American", "Delta". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. The paragraph does not contain phone numbers. Keep URLs unchanged. We need to output only the translated HTML, i.e., the

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Coverage Area Around Hillsboro

. We need to ensure translation is natural in Latin American Spanish, e.g., "The Hillsboro-to-Austin corridor" might be "El corredor de Hillsboro a Austin". However we need to be careful: "corredor" is fine. But we might want to keep "Hillsboro-to-Austin" as "de Hillsboro a Austin". The phrase "has three predictable congestion windows you should plan around." Spanish: "tiene tres ventanas de congestión predecibles alrededor de las cuales debes planificar." But we can phrase more naturally: "tiene tres horarios de tráfico pesado predecibles que debes tener en cuenta." "Northbound morning rush in Waco (7–9 AM) and the Round Rock–Austin merge (7–9:30 AM) add 20–40 minutes to a southbound trip if you hit them." Spanish: "La hora de mayor tráfico matutina en dirección norte en Waco (7–9 a. m.) y la convergencia en Round Rock–Austin (7–9:30 a. m.) añaden entre 20 y 40 minutos a un viaje en dirección sur si les toca." Or we could say "agregan". Keep numbers unchanged. "Southbound afternoon rush through Austin (3:30–6:30 PM) adds 30–60 minutes on the SH-71 / US-183 split." Spanish: "La hora de mayor tráfico vespertino en dirección sur por Austin (3:30–6:30 p. m.) agrega entre 30 y 60 minutos en el desdoblamiento de SH-71 / US-183." Use "agregan". Keep codes unchanged. "Friday afternoons and Sunday evenings on I-35 between Temple and Austin are the worst windows of the week." Spanish: "Las tardes de viernes y las noches de domingo en la I-35 entre Temple y Austin son los peores momentos de la semana." "Because AUS runs a heavy 6–8 AM departure bank on Southwest, American, and Delta, very early pickups in Hillsboro (2–3 AM) are common in our schedule — they actually have the cleanest I-35 traffic of the day." Spanish: "Como AUS opera un intenso grupo de salidas entre las 6 y las 8 a. m. en Southwest, American y Delta, las recogidas muy tempranas en Hillsboro (2–3 a. m.) son frecuentes en nuestro itinerario — de hecho, tienen el tráfico más fluido de la I-35 durante el día." "For any AUS departure we aim to drop you at the curb at least 90 minutes before a domestic flight or 2 hours before international, and we track your inbound flight on the return so the driver is curbside when you walk out of baggage claim." Spanish: "Para cualquier salida desde AUS, nuestro objetivo es dejarte en la acera al menos 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional o 2 horas antes de uno internacional, y seguimos tu vuelo de regreso para que el conductor esté en la acera cuando salgas de la recogida de equipaje." "Coming from farther north on I-35? Our Waco to Austin shuttle runs the same corridor." Spanish: "¿Vienes desde más al norte por la I-35? Nuestro servicio de shuttle de Waco a Austin recorre el mismo corredor." But keep title attribute unchanged? The user said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. It didn't specify about title attribute; but we should keep it as it is "Waco to Austin shuttle". That is not a city/airport name? It's "Waco to Austin". That's a route, but we can translate the title as well? The instruction says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." That includes the tag with its title attribute. The title attribute is not a tag but an attribute. The instruction says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is; perhaps we should keep the title attribute unchanged as well. However the title is not a tag, but it's part of the HTML. The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It doesn't say anything about title attribute. But to be safe, we can leave the title unchanged as "Waco to Austin shuttle". If we translate it, we might deviate. However the user wants translation to natural Spanish for travelers. The title attribute is used for SEO and tooltips; we could translate it to Spanish as "Shuttle de Waco a Austin". That might be okay. The instruction doesn't forbid translation of the title attribute. It says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Title attribute is not a tag, but part of the tag. "HTML tags" might refer to elements like . The attribute values are content, not tags. So we could translate it. But it's safer to keep it unchanged because they didn't ask to translate attributes. However the translation request is "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." Usually they'd want the visible text translated, but attribute values are also part of the page. But it's ambiguous. Usually we should translate the visible text only. The title attribute is visible on hover as a tooltip; it's also part of the text. So translating it would be consistent. However the user might want the title unchanged to maintain original link text? The link text is "Waco to Austin shuttle" which we will translate. If we translate the title attribute as well, we need to reflect that. The link text "Waco to Austin shuttle" we can translate to "Shuttle de Waco a Austin". That is fine. The title attribute could remain "Waco to Austin shuttle" or be changed to "Shuttle de Waco a Austin". Since the user didn't explicitly say not to translate attributes, but also didn't say to translate them. The safest is to translate visible text only, leaving attributes unchanged. But the title attribute might be considered part of the content; but it's not displayed as much. The link text is visible as the anchor text. The title attribute is not as prominent. I'd translate the anchor text, keep title unchanged. The anchor text is "Waco to Austin shuttle". We'll translate to "Shuttle de Waco a Austin". Title attribute remains unchanged. Now for the heading:

Coverage Area Around Hillsboro

- we need to translate "Coverage Area Around Hillsboro". Spanish: "Área de cobertura alrededor de Hillsboro". Or "Zona de cobertura alrededor de Hillsboro". That's fine. We need to preserve HTML tags exactly:

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. Ensure no extra whitespace. Keep line breaks? The input is a single block of HTML with a paragraph and then a heading. We'll output same structure. Now we need to ensure we use proper Latin American Spanish, not Spanish from Spain. Use "a.m." and "p.m." in Spanish? Usually Spanish uses "a. m." and "p. m." but we can keep as "a. m." and "p. m." (with We need to translate the 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 given HTML includes:

The same Hillsboro dispatch serves the surrounding Hill County and north Bell County corridor with door-to-door pickup at any address. Communities we regularly run from include Itasca, Abbott, West, Whitney, Mount Calm, Hubbard, Penelope, Aquilla, Bynum, Covington, and the I-35 service-area exits between Waxahachie and Waco. Drop-offs in Austin aren’t limited to the AUS terminal — we deliver to downtown hotels (Fairmont, JW Marriott, Driskill, Westin), the University of Texas campus, the Domain in north Austin, the Texas Capitol, the medical district, and ACL / SXSW venues during festival weeks. The flat-rate quote at booking is the door-to-door total whether your destination is the AUS curb or a residential address in the Austin metro.

Travel Tips: Parking Math, Luggage, Kids & Pets

Parking vs shuttle math. AUS Garage parking runs about $32 per day, the Blue and Red economy lots are about $13 per day, and off-airport park-and-ride sits around $12–$15 per day. On a 5-day trip the AUS Garage alone costs $160 in parking, plus roughly 290 miles of round-trip fuel and wear-and-tear from Hillsboro. For most 4+ day trips with 1–3 passengers, our shuttle is cost-competitive once you add fuel, tolls, parking, and your time behind the wheel.

We need to produce Spanish translation that is natural to Latin American travelers. Keep HTML tags unchanged. Keep city/airport names unchanged: Hillsboro, Hill County, Bell County, Itasca, Abbott, West, Whitney, Mount Calm, Hubbard, Penelope, Aquilla, Bynum, Covington, I-35, Waxahachie, Waco, Austin, AUS, Fairmont, JW Marriott, Driskill, Westin, University of Texas, Domain, Texas Capitol, medical district, ACL, SXSW. Also keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none in text). Keep HTML tags exactly as-is. Thus produce Spanish translation: We must ensure natural Spanish (Latin American). Probably use "El mismo servicio de despacho de Hillsboro..." etc. Keep punctuation as needed. Use proper Spanish punctuation, but within the HTML, ensure not to alter tags. We need to produce only the translated HTML. Let's translate. First paragraph: "El mismo despacho de Hillsboro sirve el corredor circundante del condado de Hill y el norte del condado de Bell con recogida puerta a puerta en cualquier dirección. Las comunidades desde las que operamos regularmente incluyen Itasca, Abbott, West, Whitney, Mount Calm, Hubbard, Penelope, Aquilla, Bynum, Covington, y las salidas del área de servicio de la I-35 entre Waxahachie y Waco. Las entregas en Austin no se limitan a la terminal AUS — llevamos a hoteles del centro (Fairmont, JW Marriott, Driskill, Westin), al campus de la Universidad de Texas, al Domain en el norte de Austin, al Capitolio de Texas, al distrito médico y a los recintos de ACL / SXSW durante las semanas de festivales. La tarifa fija cotizada en la reserva es el total puerta a puerta, ya sea que tu destino sea la acera del AUS o una dirección residencial en el área metropolitana de Austin." Second heading: "Consejos de viaje: Cálculo de estacionamiento, equipaje, niños y mascotas." Third paragraph: "Comparativa de costo: estacionamiento vs. shuttle. El estacionamiento en el garaje del AUS cuesta aproximadamente $32 por día, los lotes económicos Blue y Red alrededor de $13 por día, y el estacionamiento fuera del aeropuerto tipo park-and-ride ronda los $12–$15 por día. En un viaje de 5 días, solo el garaje del AUS cuesta $160 en estacionamiento, más aproximadamente 290 millas de combustible de ida y vuelta y el desgaste desde Hillsboro. Para la mayoría de viajes de 4+ días con 1–3 pasajeros, nuestro shuttle es competitivo en costo una vez que sumas combustible, peajes, estacionamiento y tu tiempo al volante." We need to ensure that the translation is natural for Latin American Spanish, perhaps avoid "shuttle" as is, it's okay as a loanword. Use "el shuttle" (masculine) or "el servicio de shuttle". In Latin America, "shuttle" used as is, maybe "el servicio de transporte". But it's fine. Make sure HTML tags:

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, remain. The ampersand in "Kids & Pets" must remain as & (in the heading). The heading currently "Travel Tips: Parking Math, Luggage, Kids & Pets". So we need to translate that as "Consejos de viaje: Cálculo de estacionamiento, equipaje, niños y mascotas". The & should be replaced with "y". But we need to preserve & in HTML? The instruction: Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. There's no mention about preserving & specifically; it's part of the heading text. The heading includes "Kids & Pets" as an HTML entity. The translation would use "y" (Spanish for and). We can translate "Kids & Pets" to "Niños y mascotas". That is fine; we can replace the & with "y" in the text. However, we might keep the entity for consistency. The instruction says keep HTML tags exactly as-is. The & is part of the tag content, not a tag. It says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." So the tags themselves:

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, , . Those remain unchanged. The content can be translated. So the heading text "Travel Tips: Parking Math, Luggage, Kids & Pets" can be translated to "Consejos de viaje: Cálculo de estacionamiento, equipaje, niños y mascotas". The & is not a tag, it's an entity. The phrase "Kids & Pets" should be changed to "Niños y mascotas". That is fine. Also, note the tag is around "Parking vs shuttle math." The translation could be "Comparativa de costo: estacionamiento vs. shuttle". Use a colon maybe. The original: Parking vs shuttle math. The English text: "Parking vs shuttle math." Could translate to "Comparativa de costo: estacionamiento vs. shuttle." or "Costo del estacionamiento frente al shuttle." Something natural: "Comparativa de costo: estacionamiento vs. shuttle". The period can be outside the as part of the text. The HTML: Parking vs shuttle math. The period is inside the tag, but we can keep it inside. The translation: Comparativa de costo: estacionamiento vs. shuttle. Check for any special characters like "–" (en dash) etc. Keep them unchanged. Use same dash. Now ensure all translations are natural. Let's translate the first paragraph more carefully. Original:

The same Hillsboro dispatch serves the surrounding Hill County and north Bell County corridor with door-to-door pickup at any address. Communities we regularly run from include Itasca, Abbott, West, Whitney, Mount Calm, Hubbard, Penelope, Aquilla, Bynum, Covington, and the I-35 service-area exits between Waxahachie and Waco. Drop-offs in Austin aren’t limited to the AUS terminal — we deliver to downtown hotels (Fairmont, JW Marriott, Driskill, Westin), the University of Texas campus, the Domain in north Austin, the Texas Capitol, the medical district, and ACL / SXSW venues during festival weeks. The flat-rate quote at booking is the door-to-door total whether your destination is the AUS curb or a residential address in the Austin metro.

Translation:

El mismo servicio de Hillsboro atiende el corredor del norte del condado de Bell y los alrededores del condado de Hill con recogida puerta a puerta en cualquier dirección. Las comunidades desde las que operamos regularmente incluyen Itasca, Abbott, West, Whitney, Mount Calm, Hubbard, Penelope, Aquilla, Bynum, Covington, y las salidas del área de servicio de la I-35 entre Waxahachie y Waco. Las entregas en Austin no se limitan a la terminal AUS — llevamos a hoteles del centro (Fairmont, JW Marriott, Driskill, Westin), al campus de la Universidad de Texas, al Domain en el norte de Austin, al Capitolio de Texas, al distrito médico y a los recintos de ACL / SXSW durante las semanas de festivales. La tarifa plana cotizada en la reserva es el total puerta a puerta, ya sea que tu destino sea la acera del AUS o una dirección residencial en el área metropolitana de Austin.

Check for consistency: "El mismo servicio de Hillsboro atiende el corredor..." maybe we want "El mismo despachador de Hillsboro" but "servicio" is okay. The phrase "del norte del condado de Bell y los alrededores del condado de Hill" might be reversed from original order, but we keep sense. Check if "Hill County" is 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, phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. So I need to translate the provided HTML text. I need to be careful to maintain the HTML structure (including

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tags, and comment tags). Also keep the "Hillsboro–Austin" and "Hillsboro–Austin route" unchanged. Also any mention of Texas law: "Texas law requires children under 8 years old and shorter than 4′ 9″ to use one" etc. Keep that but translate context. So we need to produce Spanish translation that is natural Latin American (no use of "vosotros", only "ustedes" perhaps, but it's for travelers). Must preserve technical details like "4′ 9″". Should we preserve the apostrophe and foot/prime marks? Probably yes. Let's translate each paragraph. Paragraph 1:

Luggage. Standard luggage — one carry-on plus one checked bag per passenger — is included. Oversized items (golf clubs, skis, instruments, surfboards, extra bags) should be noted in the booking notes so we send a vehicle with the right cargo space. For groups of 4+ we send a shuttle van or SUV with room for full-size suitcases plus carry-ons.

We translate: "Equipaje." (maybe "Equipaje" is fine). "El equipaje estándar — una bolsa de mano más una maleta facturada por pasajero — está incluido. Los artículos sobredimensionados (palos de golf, esquís, instrumentos, tablas de surf, maletas adicionales) deben indicarse en las notas de la reserva para que enviemos un vehículo con el espacio de carga adecuado. Para grupos de 4 o más, enviamos una furgoneta shuttle o SUV con espacio para maletas de tamaño completo además de equipaje de mano." Make sure preserve the dash and punctuation. Paragraph 2:

Kids and car seats. Bring your own car seat or booster — Texas law requires children under 8 years old and shorter than 4′ 9″ to use one, and parents who book ahead can let us know the number of car seats so the driver expects them at pickup. We don’t charge extra for child seats you bring with you.

Translation: "Niños y sillas de auto." "Trae tu propia silla de auto o alzador — la ley de Texas exige que los niños menores de 8 años y más bajos de 4′ 9″ usen uno, y los padres que reserven con anticipación pueden informarnos la cantidad de sillas de auto para que el conductor las espere en el punto de recogida. No cobramos extra por las sillas de auto que traigas contigo." But "trae" is imperative 2nd singular informal, okay for travelers. But maybe "trae" is fine. Could also be "Trae tu propia..." etc. Paragraph 3:

Pets. Small pets in a carrier are welcome on the Hillsboro–Austin route at no extra charge — just note it at booking so the driver knows. Service animals always ride free per ADA. Larger pets are accepted with advance approval depending on vehicle availability.

Translation: "Mascotas." "Las mascotas pequeñas en un transportín son bienvenidas en la ruta Hillsboro–Austin sin cargo adicional — solo indícalo al hacer la reserva para que el conductor lo sepa. Los animales de servicio siempre viajan gratis según la ADA. Las mascotas más grandes se aceptan con aprobación previa dependiendo de la disponibilidad del vehículo." Paragraph 4:

Payment, receipts, and business travel. We accept all major credit cards and email an itemized receipt automatically after the trip. For business travelers, we can email a per-trip or monthly statement formatted for expense reporting on request — just ask the office.

Translation: "Pago, recibos y viajes de negocios." "Aceptamos todas las principales tarjetas de crédito y enviamos por correo electrónico un recibo detallado automáticamente después del viaje. Para los viajeros de negocios, podemos enviar por correo electrónico un estado de cuenta por viaje o mensual, formateado para informes de gastos, si lo solicitas — solo pregunta a la oficina." Now the comment lines: unchanged. Then unchanged. Then heading:

Frequently Asked Questions

-> "Preguntas frecuentes". (Or "Preguntas Frecuentes"). Then

How much does a shuttle from Hillsboro to Austin cost?

-> "¿Cuánto cuesta un shuttle de Hillsboro a Austin?" But maybe "cuesta un servicio de shuttle". Typically they might say "¿Cuánto cuesta un shuttle de Hillsboro a Austin?" This is fine. We need to preserve line breaks? The original HTML had no line breaks after tags. We'll preserve exactly same structure. Thus final HTML:

Equipaje. El equipaje estándar — una bolsa de mano más una maleta facturada por pasajero — está incluido. Los artículos sobredimensionados (palos de golf, esquís, instrumentos, tablas de surf, maletas adicionales) deben indicarse en las notas de la reserva para que enviemos un vehículo con el espacio de carga adecuado. Para grupos de 4 o más, enviamos una furgoneta shuttle o SUV con espacio para maletas de tamaño completo además de equipaje de mano.

Niños y sillas de auto. Trae tu propia silla de auto o alzador — la ley de Texas exige que los niños menores de 8 años y más bajos de 4′ 9″ usen uno, y los padres que reserven con anticipación pueden informarnos la cantidad de sillas de auto para que el conductor las espere en el punto de recogida. No cobramos extra por las sillas de auto que traigas contigo.

Mascotas. Las mascotas pequeñas en un transportín son bienvenidas en la ruta Hillsboro–Austin sin cargo adicional — solo indícalo al hacer la reserva para que el conductor lo sepa. Los animales de servicio siempre viajan gratis según la ADA. Las mascotas más grandes se aceptan con aprobación previa dependiendo de la disponibilidad del vehículo.

Pago, recibos y viajes de negocios. Aceptamos todas las principales tarjetas de crédito y enviamos por correo electrónico un recibo detallado automáticamente después del viaje. Para los viajeros de negocios, podemos enviar por correo electrónico un estado de cuenta por viaje o mensual, formateado para informes de gastos, si lo solicitas — solo pregunta a la oficina.

Preguntas frecuentes

¿Cuánto cuesta un shuttle de Hillsboro a Austin?

We need to ensure no extra spaces or newlines? The user didn't specify, but we should keep the same structure. Probably it's okay to have the same line breaks as original (they had each paragraph separated by a line break). We can preserve them. Thus final answer: Provide HTML with translations. Should not include any extra commentary. Now check if there are any terms that need preserving exactly: "Hillsboro–Austin" (dash). Keep it. Make sure to preserve "Texas law" translation as "ley de Texas". That's fine. "4′ 9″" remain as "4′ 9″". Ensure proper quoting. Make sure "ADA" is preserved. Now also keep the HTML comment tags unchanged. One more nuance: "Kids and car seats." Might be "Niños y sillas de auto." or "Niños y asientos de auto." Typically "sillas de auto". That's fine. Now double-check translation naturalness: "El equipaje estándar — una bolsa de mano más una maleta facturada por pasajero — está incluido." This is natural. "artículos sobredimensionados (palos de golf, esquís, instrumentos, tablas de surf, maletas adicionales)" Good. "para que enviemos un vehículo con el espacio de carga adecuado." Good. "Para grupos de 4 o más, enviamos una furgoneta shuttle o SUV con espacio para maletas de tamaño completo además de equipaje de mano." "Niños y sillas de auto." Good. "Trae tu propia silla de auto o alzador — la ley de Texas exige que los niños menores de 8 años y más bajos de 4′ 9″ usen uno, y los padres que reserven con anticipación pueden informarnos la cantidad de sillas de auto para que el conductor las espere en el punto de recogida." The phrase "punto de recogida" is common. "No cobramos extra por las sillas de auto que traigas contigo." "Mascotas." Good. "Las mascotas pequeñas en un transportín son bienvenidas en la ruta Hillsboro–Austin sin cargo adicional — solo indícalo al hacer la reserva para que el conductor lo sepa." "Los animales de servicio siempre viajan gratis según la ADA." "Las mascotas más grandes se aceptan con aprobación previa dependiendo de la disponibilidad del vehículo." "Pago, recibos y viajes de negocios." Might be "Pago, recibos y viajes de negocios." That is fine. "Aceptamos todas las principales tarjetas de crédito y enviamos por correo electrónico un recibo detallado automáticamente después del viaje." " The user wants translation of the HTML page from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They specifically ask: 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 have a snippet of HTML with paragraphs and headings, plus a link. 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." Thus, we need to translate the content into natural Latin American Spanish, with appropriate idiomatic usage for travelers. Keep HTML tags unchanged:

,

, tags unchanged. Keep names unchanged: "Hillsboro", "Austin", "Austin-Bergstrom Airport", "AUS", etc. Also keep URLs unchanged: https://texasshuttle.com/waxahachie-to-austin, the title attribute text "Waxahachie to Austin shuttle". The title attribute is visible to browsers but we should translate it as it's not an attribute that should stay unchanged; but they said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, and phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Title attribute is not a phone number or URL. It's a textual attribute. Should we translate it? The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." That means we need to keep tags exactly as is, but the text inside tags may be translated. The title attribute "Waxahachie to Austin shuttle" can be translated to "Shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin". The "title" attribute is part of the HTML tag, but its content is text; we can translate it. The user wants natural Latin American Spanish translation. The title attribute can be translated. We must also ensure that we use natural Spanish phrasing: "Servicio de transporte puerta a puerta desde Hillsboro a Austin o al Aeropuerto Internacional de Austin-Bergstrom (AUS) generalmente cuesta entre $300 y $500 solo ida para 1 a 3 pasajeros, dependiendo de la dirección exacta de recogida, el tamaño del grupo y el tipo de vehículo. Recibirás una tarifa fija al momento de la reserva — sin precios dinámicos, sin tarifas ocultas y el precio que reservas es el que pagas. Las reservaciones de ida y vuelta ahorran un 10% con el código promocional ENLÍNEA." Then heading: "Cuánto tiempo tarda en llegar del Hillsboro al Aeropuerto de Austin?" Or "Cómo calcular el tiempo de viaje desde Hillsboro hasta el Aeropuerto de Austin?" Keep heading short but understandable. The heading is an

. Paragraph: "El recorrido desde Hillsboro hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional de Austin-Bergstrom (AUS) es de aproximadamente 126 millas (202 km) hacia el sur por la Interestatal 35, y el tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta suele ser de 171 a 235 minutos (aproximadamente 2 horas 50 minutos a casi 4 horas) dependiendo del tráfico en la I-35 a través de Waco, Temple y la confluencia norte de Austin con el desvío Mopac/183. Incorporamos tiempo extra en tu recogida para que llegues a la terminal de AUS al menos 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional. ¿Vas hacia el sur por la I‑35? Los pasajeros de la parada anterior también utilizan nuestro servicio de shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin." Third heading: "Qué hora debo estar listo para la recogida en Hillsboro para un vuelo a Austin (AUS)?" This heading is incomplete: they wrote "What time should I be picked up in Hillsboro for an Austin (AUS) flight?" It should be translated. Thus final answer should be the HTML snippet with translations. Check for consistency: "Door-to-door shuttles" -> "servicios de transporte puerta a puerta". "typically run about $300–$500 one-way" -> "generalmente cuestan entre $300 y $500 solo ida". "depending on your exact pickup address, group size, and vehicle." -> "dependiendo de la dirección exacta de recogida, el tamaño del grupo y el tipo de vehículo". "You get a flat-rate quote at booking — no surge pricing, no hidden fees, and the price you book is the price you pay." -> "Recibirás una tarifa plana al momento de la reserva — sin precios dinámicos, sin cargos ocultos, y el precio que reservas es el que pagas." "Round-trip bookings save 10% with promo code ONLINE." -> "Las reservaciones de ida y vuelta ahorran un 10% con el código promocional EN LÍNEA." Or "ONLINE" can remain uppercase as promotional code; keep "ONLINE". But "EN LÍNEA" maybe better. Heading: "How long does it take to get from Hillsboro to Austin Airport?" -> "Cuánto tiempo tarda en llegar de Hillsboro al Aeropuerto de Austin?" Or "Cuál es el tiempo de viaje desde Hillsboro hasta el Aeropuerto de Austin?" Keep city names unchanged. Paragraph: "The drive from Hillsboro to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is about 126 road miles south on Interstate 35, and door-to-door travel time typically runs 171 to 235 minutes (about 2 hours 50 minutes to nearly 4 hours) depending on traffic on I-35 through Waco, Temple, and the north-Austin merge with the Mopac/183 split." -> "El recorrido desde Hillsboro hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional de Austin-Bergstrom (AUS) es de aproximadamente 126 millas (202 km) hacia el sur por la Interestatal 35, y el tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta suele ser de 171 a 235 minutos (aproximadamente 2 horas 50 minutos a casi 4 horas) dependiendo del tráfico en la I‑35 a través de Waco, Temple y la confluencia norte de Austin con el desvío Mopac/183." "We build buffer time into your pickup so you reach the AUS terminal at least 90 minutes before a domestic flight." -> "Añadimos tiempo extra a tu recogida para que llegues a la terminal de AUS al menos 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional." "Heading south on I-35? Riders from the next stop up also use our Waxahachie to Austin shuttle service." -> "Si vas hacia el sur por la I‑35, los pasajeros de la parada anterior también utilizan nuestro servicio de shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin." Third heading: "What time should I be picked up in Hillsboro for an Austin (AUS) flight?" -> "¿A qué hora debo estar listo para la recogida en Hillsboro para un vuelo a Austin (AUS)?" Or "Cuál debería ser la hora de recogida en Hillsboro para un vuelo a Austin (AUS)?" The heading is incomplete: maybe we need to translate fully. We need to preserve the

tags. Thus final output: ```html

Servicio puerta a puerta de transporte desde Hillsboro hasta Austin o el Aeropuerto Internacional de Austin-Bergstrom (AUS), generalmente cuesta entre $300 y $500 solo ida para 1 a 3 pasajeros, dependiendo de la dirección exacta de recogida, el tamaño del grupo y el tipo de vehículo. Recibirás una tarifa fija al momento de la reserva — sin precios dinámicos, sin cargos ocultos y el precio que reservas es el que pagas. Las reservaciones de ida y vuelta ahorran un 10% con el código promocional ONLINE.

¿Cuánto tiempo tarda el viaje de Hillsboro al Aeropuerto de Austin?

El recorrido desde Hillsboro hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional de Austin-Bergstrom (AUS) es de aproximadamente 126 millas (202 km) hacia el sur por la Interestatal 35, y el tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta suele ser de 171 a 235 minutos (aproximadamente 2 horas 50 minutos a casi 4 horas) dependiendo del tráfico en la I‑35 a través de Waco, Temple y la confluencia norte de Austin con el desvío Mopac/183. Incorporamos tiempo extra en tu recogida para que llegues a la terminal de AUS al menos 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional. Si vas hacia el sur por la I‑35, los pasajeros de la parada anterior también utilizan nuestro servicio de shuttle de Waxahachie a Austin.

¿A qué hora debo estar listo para la recogida en Hillsboro para un vuelo a Austin (AUS)?

``` Make sure to keep HTML tags exactly as-is: they are there. Use proper Spanish punctuation. Ensure to keep "ONLINE" unchanged (uppercase). Keep phone numbers? No phone numbers in snippet. Keep URLs unchanged. Keep city/airport names unchanged: "Hillsboro", "Austin", "Austin-Bergstrom", "AUS". Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. The city names are unchanged. One nuance: "Interestatal 35" in Spanish sometimes is "Interestatal 35". In Spanish we might write "Interestatal We have a user request: "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 given HTML text, which is English, into natural Latin American Spanish. Keep tags unchanged. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. There's no mention of any hidden policy. This is a normal translation request. There's no disallowed content. There's no protected data. It's allowed. The request is straightforward. There's no conflict with policy. So we comply. We need to translate the paragraphs and headings. We need to be careful about Latin American Spanish usage. This includes possibly "aeropuerto" "terminal" "vuelo doméstico". Use "usted" or "tú"? For a traveler site, probably formal but not overly formal. Use "usted". Use common Latin American Spanish. We need to keep HTML tags. Keep any placeholders. City/airport names unchanged: "AUS", "Hillsboro", "Itasca", "Abbott", "West", "Whitney", "Mount Calm". Keep codes unchanged: "76645". Keep phone numbers unchanged. There's no phone numbers in the text, only possibly numbers like "90 minutes". Should we keep numbers? It's fine. We need to keep "3-hour drive", "20–30 minute curbside buffer", "4h45m to 5h15m", etc. We can keep numeric values unchanged. We need to be careful about the structure:

tags etc. Let's translate. Original:

For a domestic flight, plan to be at the AUS terminal 90 minutes before departure. With a 3-hour drive plus a 20–30 minute curbside buffer, that means a pickup in Hillsboro roughly 4h45m to 5h15m before your scheduled flight time. For international flights out of AUS, add another 30 minutes. We run 24/7 with no off-hours surcharge — early-morning pickups before dawn are common because AUS runs heavy 6–8 AM departure banks.

We need natural Latin American Spanish. Something like:

Para un vuelo nacional, se recomienda estar en la terminal de AUS 90 minutos antes de la salida. Con un trayecto de aproximadamente 3 horas más un margen de 20 a 30 minutos en la acera, eso significa que la recogida en Hillsboro se debe programar unas 4 horas 45 minutos a 5 horas 15 minutos antes de la hora programada de tu vuelo. Para vuelos internacionales desde AUS, agrega otros 30 minutos. Operamos las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana, sin cargo adicional por horarios nocturnos; las recogidas temprano en la mañana, antes del amanecer, son frecuentes porque en AUS hay una fuerte concentración de salidas entre las 6 y las 8 a.m.

Now the heading and paragraph:

Will you pick me up at any address in Hillsboro?

We translate:

¿Me recogen en cualquier dirección en Hillsboro?

(Better: "¿Pueden recogerme en cualquier dirección en Hillsboro?"). Use formal. Now the paragraph:

Yes — anywhere in Hillsboro, TX. We pick up at homes, hotels (La Quinta, Best Western, Holiday Inn Express), businesses, and any street address in the 76645 ZIP code. We also serve nearby Itasca, Abbott, West, Whitney, and Mount Calm. Just enter your exact pickup address at booking and your driver will arrive there at the scheduled pickup time — no park-and-ride lot and no meeting point required.

We need to translate: Keep "La Quinta, Best Western, Holiday Inn Express" unchanged. "Hillsboro, TX" unchanged. "Itasca, Abbott, West, Whitney, Mount Calm" unchanged. Keep "76645". Keep "ZIP code" which is "código postal". We can keep "ZIP code" unchanged, but probably "código postal" is okay. We need to translate: "Sí — en cualquier lugar de Hillsboro, TX. Recogemos en casas, hoteles (La Quinta, Best Western, Holiday Inn Express), negocios y cualquier dirección en el código postal 76645. También servimos las áreas cercanas de Itasca, Abbott, West, Whitney y Mount Calm. Solo ingresa tu dirección exacta de recogida al hacer la reserva y tu conductor llegará allí a la hora programada de recogida — no se requiere estacionamiento ni punto de encuentro." Now next heading:

What happens if my flight is delayed on the way back to Hillsboro?

Translate:

¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo se retrasa en el camino de regreso a Hillsboro?

Now paragraph:

We track your flight in real time so the driver is at the AUS curb when you walk out, even if your inbound flight is delayed. We include a standard wait window after wheels-down at no extra charge so you have time to deplane, walk to baggage claim, grab any checked bags, and meet your driver before the ~3-hour drive back up I-35 to Hillsboro. If you miss a connection or get rerouted, just call our office and we'll coordinate a new return time.

Translate: "Rastreamos tu vuelo en tiempo real para que el conductor esté en la acera de AUS cuando salgas, incluso si tu vuelo de llegada se retrasa. Incluimos un período de espera estándar después del aterrizaje sin costo adicional para que tengas tiempo de bajar del avión, caminar hasta la recogida de equipaje, recoger tus maletas facturadas y encontrar a tu conductor antes del viaje de aproximadamente 3 horas de regreso por la I-35 a Hillsboro. Si pierdes una conexión o te redirigen, solo llama a nuestra oficina y coordinaremos un nuevo horario de regreso." Make sure to keep tags. So we output HTML with tags. Now ensure it's natural Latin American Spanish. The translation above is likely acceptable. Ensure we preserve HTML tags exactly. Also note that the HTML includes

tags,

tags, and the content inside. We need to output them exactly. Check for any missing punctuation. The

tags include HTML entities maybe, but not needed. Now final output: The HTML with translated content. Potential improvements: Could use "usted" form. But the user wants natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. The translation is okay. Potential nuance: "We run 24/7 with no off-hours surcharge — early-morning pickups before dawn are common because AUS runs heavy 6–8 AM departure banks." Translated as "Operamos las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana, sin cargo adicional por horarios nocturnos; las recogidas temprano en la mañana, antes del amanecer, son frecuentes porque en AUS hay una fuerte concentración de salidas entre las 6 y las 8 a.m." Yes. Now we need to ensure we didn't accidentally modify the tags. Keep

tags intact. Thus final answer: ```

Para un vuelo nacional, se recomienda estar en la terminal de AUS 90 minutos antes de la salida. Con un trayecto de aproximadamente 3 horas más un margen de 20 a 30 minutos en la acera, eso significa que la recogida en Hillsboro se debe programar unas 4 horas 45 minutos a 5 horas 15 minutos antes de la hora programada de tu vuelo. Para vuelos internacionales desde AUS, agrega otros 30 minutos. Operamos las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana, sin cargo adicional por horarios nocturnos; las recogidas temprano en la mañana, antes del amanecer, son frecuentes porque en AUS hay una fuerte concentración de salidas entre las 6 y las 8 a.m.

¿Pueden recogerme en cualquier dirección en Hillsboro?

Sí — en cualquier lugar de Hillsboro, TX. Recogemos en casas, hoteles (La Quinta, Best Western, Holiday Inn Express), negocios y cualquier dirección en el código postal 76645. También servimos las áreas cercanas de Itasca, Abbott, West, Whitney y Mount Calm. Solo ingresa tu dirección exacta de recogida al hacer la reserva y tu conductor llegará allí a la hora programada de recogida — no se requiere estacionamiento ni punto de encuentro.

¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo se retrasa en el camino de regreso a Hillsboro?

Rastreamos tu vuelo en tiempo real para que el conductor esté en la acera de AUS cuando salgas, incluso si tu vuelo de llegada se retrasa. Incluimos un período de espera estándar después del aterrizaje sin costo adicional para que tengas tiempo de bajar del avión, caminar hasta la recogida de equipaje, recoger tus maletas facturadas y encontrar a tu conductor antes del viaje de aproximadamente 3 horas de regreso por la I-35 a Hillsboro. Si pierdes una conexión o te redirigen, solo llama a nuestra oficina y coordinaremos un nuevo horario de regreso.

``` We must ensure that we didn't accidentally change "24/7" to "24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana". That's acceptable. "I-35" remains unchanged. Keep "AUS". Keep city names unchanged. Check that "Hillsboro" appears unchanged. Yes. Keep "Itasca, Abbott, West, Whitney, Mount Calm" unchanged. Check for numbers: "90 minutes", "3-hour drive", " The user wants translation of an 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 must translate the text within the HTML but keep tags intact. So basically we need to replace English content with Spanish while preserving all tags, attributes (like href, title). Also keep city/airport names unchanged: "Texas Shuttle", "Hillsboro", "AUS", "Austin", "Domain", etc. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. So we will not translate "Texas Shuttle", but may keep as is. The translation should be natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. Thus, we need to translate the following sections: -

Is Texas Shuttle from Hillsboro cheaper than driving and parking at AUS?

For trips of 4+ days, often yes when you factor in total cost. AUS Garage parking runs about $32 per day, the Blue and Red economy lots are about $13 per day, and off-airport park-and-ride is about $12–$15 per day. A 5-day trip in the AUS Garage is $160 in parking alone, plus 252 miles of fuel and wear on your car for the round trip from Hillsboro — then add tolls and the 6-hour total round-trip drive. A one-way Texas Shuttle starts around $300 and you skip the parking, the driving, and the walk from the lot with your bags.

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Do you serve downtown Austin, UT, the Domain, and other addresses — not just AUS Airport?

Yes. We drop at any Austin-area address you specify at booking: downtown Austin hotels (Fairmont, JW Marriott, Driskill), the University of Texas campus, the Domain in north Austin, the State Capitol, the medical district, ACL/SXSW venues, or a residential address in the Austin metro. The flat-rate quote covers the door-to-door trip whether your destination is the AUS terminal curb or a downtown hotel lobby. Central Texas neighbors can also book our Corsicana to Austin shuttle for the same Austin-bound run.

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Do you offer 24/7 service for early-morning or late-night Austin flights from Hillsboro?

We need to translate all three sections. The translation must be natural Latin American Spanish. For instance: "Is Texas Shuttle from Hillsboro cheaper than driving and parking at AUS?" -> "¿Texas Shuttle desde Hillsboro es más barato que conducir y estacionar en AUS?" Could also be "¿Es Texas Shuttle desde Hillsboro más económico que conducir y aparcar en el AUS?" Use "AUS" unchanged. "For trips of 4+ days, often yes when you factor in total cost." -> "Para viajes de 4+ días, frecuentemente sí cuando se considera el costo total." "Often yes" can be "casi siempre sí" or "en la mayoría de los casos sí". We'll translate naturally. "AUS Garage parking runs about $32 per day, the Blue and Red economy lots are about $13 per day, and off-airport park-and-ride is about $12–$15 per day." -> "El estacionamiento en el garaje de AUS cuesta alrededor de $32 por día, los lotes de economía Blue y Red son unos $13 por día, y el servicio de parquea-y-traslada fuera del aeropuerto oscila entre $12 y $15 por día." "A 5-day trip in the AUS Garage is $160 in parking alone, plus 252 miles of fuel and wear on your car for the round trip from Hillsboro — then add tolls and the 6-hour total round-trip drive." -> "Un viaje de 5 días en el garaje de AUS es $160 solo en estacionamiento, más 252 millas de combustible y desgaste de tu auto para el viaje de ida y vuelta desde Hillsboro — sin contar los peajes y las 6 horas totales de manejo de ida y vuelta." "A one-way Texas Shuttle starts around $300 and you skip the parking, the driving, and the walk from the lot with your bags." -> "Un viaje de solo ida en Texas Shuttle comienza en aproximadamente $300 y te evitas el estacionamiento, el manejo y la caminata desde el lote con tu equipaje." Second heading: "Do you serve downtown Austin, UT, the Domain, and other addresses — not just AUS Airport?" -> "¿Dan servicio al centro de Austin, UT, el Domain y otras direcciones — no solo al Aeropuerto de AUS?" Could keep UT unchanged. "Yes. We drop at any Austin-area address you specify at booking: downtown Austin hotels (Fairmont, JW Marriott, Driskill), the University of Texas campus, the Domain in north Austin, the State Capitol, the medical district, ACL/SXSW venues, or a residential address in the Austin metro." -> "Sí. Dejamos en cualquier dirección del área de Austin que indiques al reservar: hoteles del centro de Austin (Fairmont, JW Marriott, Driskill), el campus de la Universidad de Texas, el Domain en el norte de Austin, el Capitolio del Estado, el distrito médico, los venues de ACL/SXSW o una dirección residencial en el área metropolitana de Austin." "The flat-rate quote covers the door-to-door trip whether your destination is the AUS terminal curb or a downtown hotel lobby." -> "La cotización de tarifa fija cubre el viaje de puerta a puerta, ya sea que tu destino sea la acera de la terminal de AUS o el lobby de un hotel del centro." "Central Texas neighbors can also book our Corsicana to Austin shuttle for the same Austin-bound run." -> "Los vecinos del centro de Texas también pueden reservar nuestro servicio de Corsicana a Austin para el mismo recorrido hacia Austin." Third heading: "Do you offer 24/7 service for early-morning or late-night Austin flights from Hillsboro?" -> "¿Ofrecen servicio 24/7 para vuelos de Austin a primera hora de la mañana o tardía noche desde Hillsboro?" But we need to reflect "for early-morning or late-night Austin flights from Hillsboro". The flight is from Austin, not from Hillsboro. So "Para vuelos de Austin a primera hora de la mañana o tardíos por la noche desde Hillsboro" might be awkward. Actually the meaning: "Do you offer 24/7 service for early-morning or late-night Austin flights from Hillsboro?" Means "For flights to/from Austin that depart early morning or late night, do you provide service from Hillsboro?" Could be "¿Ofrecen servicio 24/7 para vuelos de Austin a primera hora de la mañana o tardíos por la noche desde Hillsboro?" Might need slight adjustment: "Para vuelos de Austin temprano en la mañana o tarde en la noche, ¿ofrecen servicio 24/7 desde Hillsboro?" That's more natural. Thus final HTML should contain the translated text with tags unchanged. We must ensure to preserve all tags, attributes exactly. So the output will be:

¿Texas Shuttle desde Hillsboro es más barato que conducir y estacionar en AUS?

Para viajes de 4+ días, frecuentemente sí cuando se considera el costo total. El estacionamiento en el garaje de AUS cuesta alrededor de $32 por día, los lotes de economía Blue y Red son unos $13 por día, y el servicio de parquea-y-traslada fuera del aeropuerto oscila entre $12 y $15 por día. Un viaje de 5 días en el garaje de AUS es $160 solo en estacionamiento, más 252 millas de combustible y desgaste de tu auto para el viaje de ida y vuelta desde Hillsboro — sin contar los peajes y las 6 horas totales de manejo de ida y vuelta. Un viaje de solo ida en Texas Shuttle comienza en aproximadamente $300 y te evitas el estacionamiento, el manejo y la caminata desde el lote con tu equipaje.

¿Dan servicio al centro de Austin, UT, el Domain y otras direcciones — no solo al Aeropuerto de AUS?

Sí. Dejamos en cualquier dirección del área de Austin que indiques al reservar: hoteles del centro de Austin (Fairmont, JW Marriott, Driskill), el campus de la Universidad de Texas, el Domain en el norte de Austin, el Capitolio del Estado, el distrito médico, los venues de ACL/SXSW o una dirección residencial en el área metropolitana de Austin. La cotización de tarifa fija cubre el viaje de puerta a puerta, ya sea que tu destino sea la acera de la terminal de AUS o el lobby de un hotel del centro. Los vecinos del centro de Texas también pueden reservar nuestro servicio de Corsicana a Austin para el mismo recorrido hacia Austin.

¿Ofrecen servicio 24/7 para vuelos de Austin a primera hora de la mañana o tardíos por la noche desde Hillsboro?

Make sure no extra spaces or changes. Check each part: Original:

Is Texas Shuttle from Hillsboro cheaper than The user wants to translate a specific HTML snippet from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They specifically say: "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 produce the Spanish translation for the given HTML, preserving the HTML tags and any text that is a city name, airport name, code, phone number, URL, promo code (ONLINE) etc. The translation should be natural, colloquial Latin American Spanish, not overly formal. The translation should be adapted to travelers. We must examine the HTML snippet:

Yes. We run 24/7, including pre-dawn pickups before 5 AM and arrivals after midnight at AUS. With Hillsboro being a 3-hour drive from Austin, very early pickups (2–3 AM) are common for travelers catching the heavy 6–7 AM AUS departure banks on Southwest, American, and Delta. No off-hours surcharge — the quote you see at booking is the quote you pay, whether your pickup is 2 AM or 2 PM.

Is the Hillsboro to Austin shuttle a shared van or a private vehicle?

Most rides are private to your group — you book the vehicle and your group rides together. We send a clean late-model sedan for 1–3 passengers or a shuttle/SUV for 4+ passengers. On a small number of dates and routes, a shared option may be offered at a lower price (you'd share with other travelers heading to Austin the same day). You'll see the exact ride type and price at booking before you confirm.

Can I book a Hillsboro to Austin round trip and save money?

Yes. Book both legs together at texasshuttle.com and enter promo code ONLINE at checkout for 10% off the round trip. Round-trip pricing is the same whether you stay 2 days or 2 weeks — you lock in both pickups (Hillsboro to AUS now, AUS back to Hillsboro at the end of your trip) at the discounted rate, and you can adjust the return pickup time later if your flight schedule changes.

We need to translate: - "Yes." -> "Sí." - "We run 24/7, including pre-dawn pickups before 5 AM and arrivals after midnight at AUS." -> Translate to natural Spanish: "Operamos 24/7, incluyendo recogidas antes del amanecer antes de las 5 AM y llegadas después de medianoche en AUS." - "With Hillsboro being a 3-hour drive from Austin, very early pickups (2–3 AM) are common for travelers catching the heavy 6–7 AM AUS departure banks on Southwest, American, and Delta." -> Something like: "Como Hillsboro está a unas 3 horas de conducción de Austin, las recogidas muy tempranas (2–3 AM) son comunes para los viajeros que toman los vuelos frecuentes de salida entre las 6–7 AM de AUS en Southwest, American y Delta." - "No off-hours surcharge — the quote you see at booking is the quote you pay, whether your pickup is 2 AM or 2 PM." -> "No hay recargo por horario fuera de servicio — el precio que ves al reservar es el precio que pagas, ya sea que tu recogida sea a las 2 AM o a las 2 PM." - Next heading: "Is the Hillsboro to Austin shuttle a shared van or a private vehicle?" -> "¿El servicio de shuttle de Hillsboro a Austin es una van compartida o un vehículo privado?" Or "Is the shuttle from Hillsboro to Austin a shared van or a private vehicle?" but we keep it as heading:

Is the Hillsboro to Austin shuttle a shared van or a private vehicle?

So we translate the heading: "¿El shuttle de Hillsboro a Austin es una van compartida o un vehículo privado?" Something like that. But we must keep the tags

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unchanged. So just replace text. - Next paragraph: "Most rides are private to your group — you book the vehicle and your group rides together. We send a clean late-model sedan for 1–3 passengers or a shuttle/SUV for 4+ passengers. On a small number of dates and routes, a shared option may be offered at a lower price (you'd share with other travelers heading to Austin the same day). You'll see the exact ride type and price at booking before you confirm." Translate: "La mayoría de los viajes son privados para tu grupo — reservas el vehículo y tu grupo viaja juntos. Enviamos un sedán limpio y reciente para 1–3 pasajeros o una shuttle/SUV para 4+ pasajeros. En un pequeño número de fechas y rutas, se puede ofrecer una opción compartida a un precio más bajo (compartes con otros viajeros que van a Austin el mismo día). Verás el tipo exacto de viaje y el precio al reservar antes de confirmar." - Next heading: "Can I book a Hillsboro to Austin round trip and save money?" -> "¿Puedo reservar un viaje de ida y vuelta de Hillsboro a Austin y ahorrar dinero?" Or "¿Puedo reservar un recorrido de Hillsboro a Austin de ida y vuelta y ahorrar dinero?" Keep the heading tags. - Next paragraph: "Yes. Book both legs together at texasshuttle.com and enter promo code ONLINE at checkout for 10% off the round trip. Round-trip pricing is the same whether you stay 2 days or 2 weeks — you lock in both pickups (Hillsboro to AUS now, AUS back to Hillsboro at the end of your trip) at the discounted rate, and you can adjust the return pickup time later if your flight schedule changes." Translate: "Sí. Reserva ambos tramos juntos en texasshuttle.com e ingresa el código promocional ONLINE al finalizar la compra para obtener un 10% de descuento en el viaje de ida y vuelta. El precio del viaje de ida y vuelta es el mismo si te quedas 2 días o 2 semanas — aseguras ambas recogidas (Hillsboro a AUS ahora, AUS de vuelta a Hillsboro al final de tu viaje) a la tarifa con descuento, y puedes ajustar la hora de recogida de regreso más adelante si cambia tu horario de vuelo." Make sure to preserve all HTML tags and text for city/airport names unchanged. "Hillsboro", "Austin", "AUS", "Southwest, American, and Delta", "texasshuttle.com", "ONLINE". Should preserve punctuation. Also preserve the dash or en dash? It's fine. The translation should be natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. Should we use "shuttle" as "shuttle"? In Spanish, you can keep "shuttle" as a loanword, but we could also translate to "servicio de transporte" or "servicio de recogida". But the phrase "shuttle" appears in the heading: "Is the Hillsboro to Austin shuttle a shared van or a private vehicle?" It can be translated to "¿El shuttle de Hillsboro a Austin es una van compartida o un vehículo privado?" That's acceptable. Alternatively, we could use "servicio de transporte" but then we lose the keyword "shuttle". But the user wants natural Latin American Spanish for travelers; many Spanish speakers will use "shuttle" as "shuttle" in context of airport transfers. So keep "shuttle". Thus final output will be HTML snippet with translation. Make sure to keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, i.e.,

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,

,

. The snippet has

tags,

tags, etc. We'll preserve them. The output must be ONLY the translated HTML. Ensure no extra text. Provide the HTML snippet with translations. Potential pitfalls: The snippet includes some non-breaking hyphen? The dash is fine. We need to ensure translation is correct and natural. Now check each sentence. First paragraph: Original:

Yes. We run 24/7, including pre-dawn pickups before 5 AM and arrivals after midnight at AUS. With Hillsboro being a 3-hour drive from Austin, very early pickups (2–3 AM) are common for travelers catching the heavy 6–7 AM AUS departure banks on Southwest, American, and Delta. No off-hours surcharge — the quote you see at booking is the quote you pay, whether your pickup is 2 AM or 2 PM.

Translation:

Sí. Operamos 24/7, incluyendo recogidas antes del amanecer antes de las 5 AM y llegadas después de medianoche en AUS. Como Hillsboro está a unas 3 horas de conducción de Austin, las recogidas muy tempranas (2–3 AM) son comunes para los viajeros que toman los vuelos frecuentes de salida entre las 6–7 AM de AUS en Southwest, American y Delta. No hay recargo por horario fuera de servicio — el precio que ves al reservar es el precio que pagas, ya sea que tu recogida sea a las 2 AM o a las 2 PM.

We used "Operamos" which is natural. Could also use "Funcionamos" but "Operamos" is okay. We used "Como Hillsboro está a unas 3 horas de conducción de Austin". Could also use "Hillsboro está a unas 3 horas de manejo de Austin". "Conducción" is fine. We used "los vuelos frecuentes de salida entre las 6–7 AM de AUS". Might be a bit unnatural. Maybe better: "los vuelos de salida más frecuentes entre

¿Listo para reservar tu servicio de transporte privado? Comunícate con Texas Shuttle hoy al (817) 403-6196 o visita nuestro sitio web para hacer tu reservación en línea y utiliza el código promocional ONLINE para un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta. ¡Esperamos atenderte pronto!

We need to translate the HTML page, but the user only gave a snippet of HTML: includes a script with JSON-LD structured data for FAQ. The user said: "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." Thus we need to translate the text content inside the HTML, while preserving tags and attributes, also preserve the JSON-LD content. The JSON-LD includes strings that should be translated as well. The user wants NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. So we should translate the FAQ questions and answers. Also any other text that appears in the HTML (if any). Only the snippet is shown; there might be more HTML beyond the script. We only have that snippet. We need to return the HTML with tags exactly as is (including script tags, JSON-LD). So we must translate the strings within JSON-LD: the "name" fields (question) and "text" fields (answers). Also the description maybe. Let's identify all English strings: - "How much does a shuttle from Hillsboro to Austin cost?" - "Door-to-door shuttles from Hillsboro to Austin or Austin-Bergstrom Airport (AUS) typically run about $300–$500 one-way for 1–3 passengers, depending on your exact pickup address, group size, and vehicle.You get a flat-rate quote at booking — no surge pricing, no hidden fees, and the price you book is the price you pay.Round-trip bookings save 10% with promo code ONLINE." - "How long does it take to get from Hillsboro to Austin Airport?" - "The drive from Hillsboro to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is about 126 road miles south on Interstate 35, and door-to-door travel time typically runs 171 to 235 minutes (about 2 hours 50 minutes to nearly 4 hours) depending on traffic on I-35 through Waco, Temple, and the north-Austin merge with the Mopac/183 split.We build buffer time into your pickup so you reach the AUS terminal at least 90 minutes before a domestic flight." - "What time should I be picked up in Hillsboro for an Austin (AUS) flight?" - The answer: "For a domestic flight, plan to be at the AUS terminal 90 minutes before departure." But we need to see if there are more content in the HTML beyond the script. The user provided snippet only. The user says "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML...". Possibly the page includes HTML tags outside the script, but we only have the script. But to be safe, we should output the entire HTML snippet with the JSON-LD content translated. We must keep everything exactly as is, but translate the strings. Also ensure that the JSON-LD is still valid JSON. Should we keep the JSON as is but translate the string values? Yes. We need to produce native Latin American Spanish for travelers. So we need to translate each question and answer in natural, understandable Spanish. Potential translations: - "¿Cuánto cuesta un shuttle de Hillsboro a Austin?" Or "¿Cuánto cuesta un servicio de transporte desde Hillsboro hasta Austin?" Might want to use "shuttle" as "servicio de shuttle" or "transporte". But we can keep "shuttle" as is, because it's used in travel contexts. However "shuttle" is an English term used in Latin America; it's okay. But "door-to-door shuttles" could be "shuttles puerta a puerta". Or "servicio de transporte puerta a puerta". Use "shuttle" as "shuttle" maybe. - The answer: "Los shuttles puerta a puerta desde Hillsboro a Austin o al Aeropuerto Internacional de Austin-Bergstrom (AUS) generalmente cuestan entre $300 y $500 por viaje sencillo para 1 a 3 pasajeros, dependiendo de la dirección exacta de recogida, el tamaño del grupo y el tipo de vehículo. Obtienes una tarifa fija al hacer la reserva — sin precios dinámicos, sin cargos ocultos y el precio que reservas es el que pagas. Las reservaciones de ida y vuelta ahorran 10% con el código promocional ONLINE." - "¿Cuánto tiempo toma llegar del Hillsboro al Aeropuerto de Austin?" Or "¿Cuánto tiempo se tarda en llegar del Hillsboro al Aeropuerto de Austin?" Might keep "Austin Airport". But maybe "Aeropuerto de Austin (AUS)" is fine. - Answer: "La distancia en carretera desde Hillsboro al Aeropuerto Internacional de Austin-Bergstrom (AUS) es de aproximadamente 126 millas (203 km) hacia el sur por la Interestatal 35, y el tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta generalmente oscila entre 171 y 235 minutos (unas 2 horas 50 minutos a casi 4 horas), dependiendo del tráfico en la I-35 a través de Waco, Temple y la confluencia norte de Austin con la intersección Mopac/183. Calculamos un margen de tiempo adicional en tu recogida para que llegues a la terminal AUS al menos 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional." - "¿A qué hora debo ser recogido en Hillsboro para un vuelo a Austin (AUS)?" Or "¿A qué hora debo esperar la recogida en Hillsboro para un vuelo a Austin (AUS)?" The answer: "Para un vuelo nacional, planifica estar en la terminal AUS 90 minutos antes de la salida." We must also keep any punctuation and ensure JSON remains valid. Keep the quotes as required. Check the original JSON: It's one object with "@type": "FAQPage", mainEntity array with 3 Question entries. We need to translate the name and acceptedAnswer.text for each. Ensure we escape any special characters for JSON, but the content is plain. Use appropriate Spanish punctuation, but we must keep JSON quoting. We must preserve the HTML tags exactly as is. Since the snippet is just a script tag, we will output the script tag with the JSON inside, but with translated strings. Potentially there are other HTML tags like , , , but we only have the script. We can output just the script tag with the translated JSON. But the user says "Return ONLY the translated HTML." It could be they expect the entire HTML page (like ...) but we only have that snippet. The snippet includes the script tag; we must preserve it. So we output the script tag with translated JSON. Ensure we keep the line breaks exactly? Probably preserve the formatting. Better to output the entire snippet including . Inside, we need to ensure we preserve line breaks and indentation? The original JSON is minified: {"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"...","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"..."}}]} It appears to be a single line. But we can keep it as is, but with translations inserted. However the original JSON includes line breaks? The snippet posted is: So it's minified. We need to preserve that format. So we will output the script tag with the JSON string, but with Spanish translations. Thus final output should be something like: but we don't have that in the snippet. Actually the snippet starts with `{"@type":"Question",...`. The user gave the JSON snippet but not any surrounding HTML tags. The request 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." That suggests the snippet is part El precio del viaje de ida y vuelta es el mismo ya sea que te quedes 2 días o 2 semanas: bloqueas ambas recogidas (de Hillsboro a AUS ahora, y de regreso a Hillsboro al final de tu viaje) a la tarifa con descuento, y puedes ajustar la hora de recogida de regreso más adelante si tu horario de vuelo cambia."}}]}

Shuttle Hillsboro to Austin TX

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Pricing / Fares to and from Dallas

How much does a shuttle cost to Dallas TX?

It depends on the addresses you enter, if it's in the middle of the night or early morning, and the number of people. Check rates by clicking the buttons that say "Check Rates" below. There are different options under "Select Service" like "To Airport" or "From Airport" and "One Way" or "Round Trip". Choose the option called "Any Two Addresses 24/7" for non-airport transportation between any two addresses in Texas. Rates are total, not per person.

How do I save money?

Enter the promo code "ONLINE" for round trips and save 10% for booking online, or book a round trip and save more both ways. You'll also get a free upgrade to non-stop if you use the promo code "NONSTOP". We're here to help; so if you have any questions, feel free call us.

How Do I Get an Accurate Quote?

  • Step 1 - You can just type city and check rates, but we recommend entering the full address to get an accurate quote since we have special rates for certain zip codes and most pricing is mileage based. Once you fill in the addresses, click "View Rates".
  • Step 2 - We include pricing for Texas Taxi, Airport Shuttle and Black Car Service, so you can compare costs and have more options. Choose the type of service you want with the correct number of passengers. Once a price comes up, click "Reserve Now"
  • Step 3 - Enter your name, cell phone and email to save your quote and automatically get a copy sent to your email. We can easily look up your quote by name if you call and finish up your reservation. Just click "Continue"
  • Step 4 - The website won't book anything until you enter a credit or debit card on the final booking screen. You will automatically receive a confirmation email with all the details after you click "Confirm My Reservation".

What are the benefits of using our service?

Door to door shuttle service is included on all our trips. Usually trips in Texas are non-stop in a nicer vehicle. Texas Shuttle can pick you up Dallas, or your home anytime 24/7. We normally take you straight there, which is very different from other companies that leave you at a bus stop in Texas, and stop and wait repeatedly. We also don't pack you in with 8-54 people you don't know.

Does it cost anything to change my reservation?

You can change the date and time of your reservation at no cost. If you don't know the exact address, you can enter the city for now and reserve it, then give us the full address later. If you don't know your flight number landing in Dallas, you can estimate the time and update the flight number and time later.

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Our Nicer Vehicles

What type of vehicle will pick me up?

We send a Hillsboro to Austin Shuttle or SUV (4+ passengers) or a nice car (1-3 passengers) anytime and take you to any address in Fort Worth Texas, not just DFW. Our Dallas and Fort Worth vehicles are clean and newer. Most vehicles are luxury and full size. We have Mercedes Sprinter Shuttles, Lincoln Navigators, Lincoln MKZ's, and a variety of other vehicles.


Pickup Locations

Your Texas Shuttle picks you up where it says Prearranged at DFW or Ground Transportation at Love Field. If you are in a wheelchair, do not allow your attendant to leave you anywhere except Prearranged at DFW. The signs are easy to see, and they are always at the curb.
Security won't allow drivers to wait or walk more than 15 feet away from their vehicle, so good communication is essential. Turn on your cell phone and take it off airplane mode and silent, so your driver can call or text you. If you don't recognize the number, it's probably your driver.


DFW - Prearranged Limo is located at the lower level of each terminal. Please choose the closest one to your gate and let your driver know when they call or text you.

  • Terminal A - Level 1 - Prearranged Limo is across the crosswalk from Door A15 and A29. 
  • Terminal B - Level 1 - Prearranged Limo is across the crosswalk from Door B8 and B30. 
  • Terminal C - Level 1 - Prearranged Limo is across the crosswalk from Door C4, C10, C24 and C30. 
  • Terminal D - Level 0 - Prearranged Limo is Downstairs near Door D22.
  • Terminal E - Level 0 - Prearranged Limo is Downstairs near Door E35.

Love Field - Ground Transportation is on the lower level down the ramp from the baggage claim. Head to the right, and we pick you up where it says Oversized Vehicles.


Better Drivers (Hillsboro to Austin)

Who are your drivers?

Most of our shuttle drivers have been driving professionally for more than 10 years in Dallas or Fort Worth Texas. They have excellent people skills, and are usually very knowledgeable about the area from Dallas to Fort Worth. Some of our shuttle drivers are professional guides in Dallas or Fort Worth Texas. Learn more about our drivers.

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