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 HTML snippet. We need to translate the English text to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep HTML tags exactly as is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged (Midlothian, Fort Worth Airport, Texas Shuttle, etc). Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. Thus we need to produce an HTML snippet with Spanish translation, preserving tags and attributes. The snippet:

Midlothian to Fort Worth Airport Shuttle

Welcome to Texas Shuttle, your reliable door-to-door transportation service connecting Midlothian to Fort Worth Airport. Midlothian airport shuttle service Our route takes you through scenic neighborhoods and major highways, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey.

Your trip from Midlothian to the airport begins in this vibrant suburb known for its rich history and family-friendly atmosphere. We’ll navigate through charming residential areas before merging onto I-30 East, which will take us directly toward Fort Worth Airport. The road distance is approximately 27 miles, with a typical door-to-door drive time of 37 to 51 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Heading to Dallas from the south? See our Midlothian to Dallas shuttle service for direct rides into Dallas.

Once we arrive at the airport, you’ll have easy access to Terminals A and B, where most flights operate. Our experienced drivers will ensure that your luggage is handled with care and that you reach your terminal promptly. For returning trips from the airport, simply provide us with your flight information, and we'll be there to pick you up at the designated pickup points.

What time should I expect for my trip?

We need to translate each text portion. Potential translation:

Traslado de Midlothian al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth

But "Midlothian to Fort Worth Airport Shuttle" maybe "Servicio de transporte de Midlothian al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". But keep city/airport names unchanged, but we can translate "Shuttle" maybe "servicio de shuttles". In Latin American Spanish, "shuttle" is often used as "servicio de shuttle", or "traslado". We can use "Traslado de Midlothian al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". Keep names unchanged. Now the paragraphs. First paragraph: "Welcome to Texas Shuttle, your reliable door-to-door transportation service connecting Midlothian to Fort Worth Airport. Midlothian airport shuttle service Our route takes you through scenic neighborhoods and major highways, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey." Spanish: "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, tu servicio confiable de transporte puerta a puerta que conecta Midlothian con el Aeropuerto de Fort Worth. Servicio de shuttle del aeropuerto de Midlothian Nuestra ruta te lleva por barrios encantadores y autopistas principales, garantizando un viaje tranquilo y cómodo." But we need to keep link text unchanged: Midlothian airport shuttle service Should translate the link text? The user says keep city/airport names unchanged, but does not say we cannot translate the link text. But the phrase inside the anchor should be translated too, but we need to preserve meaning. Perhaps "Servicio de shuttle del aeropuerto de Midlothian" is appropriate. Or "Servicio de shuttle del aeropuerto de Midlothian". That includes "Midlothian". Good. Now second paragraph: "Your trip from Midlothian to the airport begins in this vibrant suburb known for its rich history and family-friendly atmosphere. We’ll navigate through charming residential areas before merging onto I-30 East, which will take us directly toward Fort Worth Airport. The road distance is approximately 27 miles, with a typical door-to-door drive time of 37 to 51 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Heading to Dallas from the south? See our Midlothian to Dallas shuttle service for direct rides into Dallas." Spanish translation: "Tu viaje desde Midlothian al aeropuerto comienza en este vibrante suburbio conocido por su rica historia y ambiente familiar. Navegaremos por encantadoras zonas residenciales antes de incorporarnos a la I-30 Este, que nos llevará directamente al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth. La distancia por carretera es de aproximadamente 27 millas, con un tiempo de viaje puerta a puerta de 37 a 51 minutos, dependiendo de las condiciones del tráfico. ¿Vas a Dallas desde el sur? Consulta nuestro servicio de shuttle de Midlothian a Dallas para viajes directos a Dallas." But need to keep link text: Midlothian to Dallas shuttle. The link text can be translated as "servicio de shuttle de Midlothian a Dallas". But the instruction says keep city/airport names unchanged, not the entire phrase. However, "Midlothian to Dallas shuttle" phrase includes "Midlothian" and "Dallas". We can translate the rest: "shuttle de Midlothian a Dallas". Keep the link text accordingly. Now third paragraph: "Once we arrive at the airport, you’ll have easy access to Terminals A and B, where most flights operate. Our experienced drivers will ensure that your luggage is handled with care and that you reach your terminal promptly. For returning trips from the airport, simply provide us with your flight information, and we'll be there to pick you up at the designated pickup points." Spanish: "Una vez que lleguemos al aeropuerto, tendrás fácil acceso a las Terminales A y B, donde opera la mayoría de los vuelos. Nuestros conductores experimentados se asegurarán de que tu equipaje sea manejado con cuidado y de que llegues a tu terminal sin demora. Para los viajes de regreso desde el aeropuerto, simplemente proporciónanos tu información de vuelo y estaremos ahí para recogerte en los puntos de recogida designados." Now the h3: "What time should I expect for my trip?" => "¿A qué hora debo esperar mi viaje?" Or " ¿A qué hora debo esperar mi viaje?" That is fine. We also need to preserve any other tags:

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, etc. We must keep all HTML tags exactly as is. Also preserve the link's href and title attributes unchanged. Only the text content inside tags is translated. Potential issues: The link in the first paragraph: Midlothian airport shuttle service. We need to translate "Midlothian airport shuttle service" as something like "Servicio de shuttle del aeropuerto de Midlothian". That's fine. Second link: Midlothian to Dallas shuttle. The link text "Midlothian to Dallas shuttle" is to be translated, but the title attribute also should be translated? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. The title attribute includes "Midlothian to Dallas shuttle". Should we translate the title attribute text? It says keep city/airport names unchanged. That may imply we should keep the names, but we can translate the rest. But they want to keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. The title is a text attribute; we could translate it. However, the phrase "Midlothian to Dallas shuttle" includes "Midlothian" and "Dallas". The city names are to stay unchanged. So we could translate "shuttle" but keep the rest. So title could be "shuttle de Midlothian a Dallas". But "Midlothian to Dallas shuttle" is part of the title. The title attribute is used for tooltip. It's not required to preserve exactly. But we may keep the title unchanged to be safe? The instruction says keep city/airport names unchanged. It does not forbid translating the rest of the title. However, we can also keep title unchanged as it's not a major part. But I think better to translate "title" attribute as well: "shuttle de Midlothian a Dallas". But we need to be consistent. Now check any other tags: There are only h2, p, a, h3. We need to ensure we maintain attributes: href, title, etc. Now ensure the Spanish translation is natural, Latin American. Use "usted" or "tú"? For travelers, we can use "tú" as informal, but maybe "usted" is more formal. Many Latin American Spanish uses "tú" in informal contexts, "usted" in formal. Let's use "tú" for friendliness. Keep consistent. Now produce final HTML. Full HTML:

Traslado de Midlothian al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth

Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, tu confiable servicio de transporte puerta a puerta que conecta Midlothian con el Aeropuerto de Fort Worth. Servicio de shuttle del aeropuerto de Midlothian Nuestra ruta te lleva por barrios The user wants us to translate the provided HTML from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers, preserving all HTML tags exactly, keeping city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. We need to translate the text content inside HTML tags while preserving tags exactly. Use natural Latin American Spanish. Keep city/airport names unchanged: Midlothian, Fort Worth Airport, Austin, I-35, Austin-Bergstrom, Terminal A, B, Ennis. Keep URLs unchanged. Keep phone numbers unchanged. They are not present in the snippet. We need to consider context: It's a shuttle service page describing travel times, pickups, flight delays, etc. We'll translate: Original English:

The drive time from Midlothian to Fort Worth Airport usually ranges between 37 to 51 minutes. We recommend planning your departure accordingly to avoid any stress before your flight. Heading to Austin instead? See our Midlothian to Austin shuttle for direct door-to-door service down I-35 to Austin-Bergstrom.

Where will you pick me up in Midlothian?

We provide private door-to-door service, so simply let us know your specific pickup address in Midlothian, and we’ll arrive at your location to take you to the airport. For returning trips, we can meet you at either Terminal A or B.

What should I do if my flight is delayed?

No problem! In case of a flight delay, simply contact us with your new departure time, and we’ll adjust our schedule accordingly to ensure you reach the airport on time. Our flexibility makes us a reliable choice for last-minute travel changes.

Splitting pickups between Midlothian and nearby Ennis for the same Fort Worth flight? Also see our Ennis to Fort Worth Airport shuttle service for direct door-to-door rides.

We need to translate the sentences into natural Latin American Spanish. The Spanish translation should reflect that it's for travelers, so we want to sound friendly and clear. Possible translation:

El tiempo de recorrido desde Midlothian hasta el Aeropuerto de Fort Worth generalmente oscila entre 37 y 51 minutos. Le recomendamos planificar su salida con anticipación para evitar cualquier estrés antes de su vuelo. ¿Prefiere ir a Austin? Vea nuestro servicio de shuttle de Midlothian a Austin con servicio directo de puerta a puerta por la I-35 hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom.

¿Dónde me recogerán en Midlothian?

Ofrecemos un servicio privado de puerta a puerta, así que simplemente indíquenos su dirección exacta de recogida en Midlothian y llegaremos a su ubicación para llevarla al aeropuerto. Para los viajes de regreso, podemos encontrarla en la Terminal A o B.

¿Qué debo hacer si mi vuelo se retrasa?

¡Sin problema! En caso de un retraso de su vuelo, contáctenos con su nueva hora de salida y ajustaremos nuestro horario para asegurarnos de que llegue al aeropuerto a tiempo. Nuestra flexibilidad nos convierte en una opción confiable para cambios de último momento.

¿Está dividiendo las recogidas entre Midlothian y la cercana Ennis para el mismo vuelo a Fort Worth? También vea nuestro servicio de shuttle de Ennis al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth para traslados directos de puerta a puerta.

Make sure we keep HTML tags exactly as is. The attributes: href, title, style. We need to keep them unchanged. The translation is inside tags. Check that we preserve the

tags,

tags, tags. The content of the tags: "Midlothian to Austin shuttle" originally used as link text: Midlothian to Austin shuttle. Should we translate the link text as well? Possibly we can translate "Midlothian to Austin shuttle" to "shuttle de Midlothian a Austin". However the title attribute might be left unchanged (the user said keep city/airport names unchanged, not the text). However the link text is a phrase; it's okay to translate. The title attribute could remain as is: "Midlothian to Austin shuttle". That might be okay because it's a phrase that describes the service. The user didn't say to translate attributes. But it's not required. However we could translate the link text to be consistent: "Servicio de shuttle de Midlothian a Austin". The title attribute could remain the same. However the user didn't say to preserve title text. They said keep city/airport names unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. So title text can be translated. But for safety, maybe keep the title unchanged as the user didn't ask to translate titles. It's ambiguous. Since they said keep city/airport names unchanged, that implies we should keep those names. Title attribute uses those names as part of the phrase. Possibly we should keep it unchanged as it contains those names. However if we translate the link text, the title may still have the English phrase; but they might prefer the title also in Spanish? Not required. The instruction is to translate the HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. That likely includes everything visible to users, but the title attribute is not visible to the user unless they hover. It could be left unchanged or translated. It's safe to keep it unchanged, because it's a description used for SEO. However the user might want it also translated. The user didn't explicitly ask to translate attributes, but we can consider the title attribute as part of the visible content. However the safest approach is to translate the visible link text while preserving the title attribute. That seems appropriate. Now check the other link: Ennis to Fort Worth Airport shuttle. The link text is also an English phrase. We can translate it to "shuttle de Ennis al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". Keep the title attribute unchanged. Now let's ensure translation is natural. Use "Le recomendamos planificar su salida con anticipación para evitar cualquier estrés antes de su vuelo." Good. "¿Dónde me recogerán en Midlothian?" Good. "¿Qué debo hacer si mi vuelo se retrasa?" Good. "In case of a flight delay" -> "En caso de un retraso de su vuelo". That's fine. "No problem!" -> "¡Sin problema!" or "¡No hay problema!" The phrase "¡Sin problema!" is natural. "simply contact us with your new departure time" -> "simplemente contáctenos con su nueva hora de salida". Possibly "contáctenos con su nueva hora de salida" is okay. "we’ll adjust our schedule accordingly to ensure you reach the airport on time." -> "ajustaremos nuestro horario para asegurarnos de que llegue al aeropuerto a tiempo." "Our flexibility makes us a reliable choice for last-minute travel changes." -> "Nuestra flexibilidad nos convierte en una opción confiable para cambios de último momento." Or "para cambios de viaje de último momento." But that's okay. "Splitting pickups between Midlothian and nearby Ennis for the same Fort Worth flight?" -> "Entonces, ¿está dividiendo las recogidas entre Midlothian y la cercana Ennis para el mismo vuelo a Fort Worth?" Or "Si necesita dividir las recogidas entre Midlothian y Ennis, cercana a Midlothian, para el mismo vuelo a Fort Worth". Could be "Está dividiendo las recogidas entre Midlothian y la cercana Ennis para el mismo vuelo a Fort Worth?" That seems okay. "Also see our ... service for direct door-to-door rides." -> "También vea nuestro servicio de shuttle de Ennis al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth para traslados directos de puerta a puerta." That's okay. Now preserve style attribute:

. Keep that unchanged. We also need to ensure that line breaks and spaces are exactly same? The user only wants the HTML with translation. We must output only the HTML. Ensure we preserve line breaks? They gave HTML all in one line? They gave a single line with tags. We can output the HTML with tags exactly as given, but with translations inside. Now double-check all text is correctly translated. Original text with tags:

The drive time from Midlothian to Fort Worth Airport usually ranges between 37 to 51 minutes. We recommend planning your departure accordingly to avoid any stress before your flight. Heading to Austin instead? See our Midlothian to Austin shuttle for direct door-to The user asks: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." We need to translate the text inside the HTML tags. The HTML has:

To book your Midlothian to Fort Worth Airport shuttle service, give us a call at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website to book online using promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips. We look forward to serving you!

Need DFW Airport instead of downtown Fort Worth? See our Midlothian to DFW Airport service for non-stop Midlothian pickups to every DFW terminal, 24/7.

Catching a flight at Dallas Love Field instead of heading downtown Fort Worth? See our Midlothian to Dallas Love Field shuttle for door-to-door Midlothian pickups direct to the DAL terminal, 24/7.

What to Expect on the Midlothian to Fort Worth Route

We need to translate all visible English text into natural Latin American Spanish, but preserve HTML tags exactly as is, and keep city/airport names and codes unchanged (so Midlothian, Fort Worth, DFW, Dallas Love Field, DAL, etc. remain unchanged). Also keep phone numbers unchanged. Keep URLs unchanged. We need to be careful about translation: "To book your Midlothian to Fort Worth Airport shuttle service, give us a call at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website to book online using promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips. We look forward to serving you!" could be "Para reservar su servicio de shuttle desde Midlothian al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth, llámenos al (817) 403-6196 o visite nuestro sitio web para reservar en línea usando el código promocional ONLINE para un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta. ¡Esperamos servirle!" But we need to adapt to Latin American Spanish, which is generally informal but respectful, "usted" form perhaps. Use natural phrasing: "Para reservar tu servicio de shuttle de Midlothian al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth..." but use "usted"? The user says "Latin American Spanish for travelers". So probably the tone is friendly, direct, with "tú" maybe. Use "tú" forms: "Para reservar tu shuttle de Midlothian al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth, llámanos al (817) 403-6196 o visita nuestra página web para reservar en línea con el código promocional ONLINE y obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta. ¡Estamos listos para atenderte!" But we should preserve the meaning. Use "viaje redondo" maybe. "Viaje de ida y vuelta" is fine. The next paragraph: "Need DFW Airport instead of downtown Fort Worth? See our Midlothian to DFW Airport service for non-stop Midlothian pickups to every DFW terminal, 24/7." Translation: "¿Necesitas el Aeropuerto DFW en lugar del centro de Fort Worth? Consulta nuestro servicio de shuttle de Midlothian al Aeropuerto DFW con recogidas sin escalas desde Midlothian a cada terminal del DFW, disponible las 24 horas, los 7 días." Alternatively "recogidas sin escalas" sounds okay. Third paragraph: "Catching a flight at Dallas Love Field instead of heading downtown Fort Worth? See our Midlothian to Dallas Love Field shuttle for door-to-door Midlothian pickups direct to the DAL terminal, 24/7." Translation: "¿Vas a tomar un vuelo en Dallas Love Field en lugar de ir al centro de Fort Worth? Conoce nuestro shuttle de Midlothian a Dallas Love Field con recogidas puerta a puerta desde Midlothian directo a la terminal DAL, las 24 horas, los 7 días." The heading: "What to Expect on the Midlothian to Fort Worth Route" => "¿Qué esperar en la ruta de Midlothian a Fort Worth?" Could also be "¿Qué esperar en la ruta de Midlothian a Fort Worth?" That is natural. Make sure we keep tags:

, etc. Now we need to produce final output as only the translated HTML. Should we include the comment line? The comment line is in HTML: . It might be part of the page. The user didn't ask to translate that comment. It's not visible text. We can keep it unchanged. The comment is not visible, but it's part of the HTML; we should keep it as is. Now check for any placeholders: promo code "ONLINE" is kept uppercase, we keep that. "24/7" remains unchanged. "DFW Airport" may be considered a city/airport name, but it's not a code, but it's a phrase. The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." "DFW Airport" is a name, so we keep it unchanged. But in Spanish translation we may have to keep "DFW Airport" as is. The anchor text "Midlothian to DFW Airport" can be translated to Spanish as "Midlothian a DFW Airport"? It's ambiguous. The user wants to keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So "DFW Airport" is a name; we could keep it as is. However, it's inside the anchor text: "Midlothian to DFW Airport". We could translate the phrase "Midlothian a DFW Airport" but perhaps we keep it unchanged. However, the user might want the translation to be natural, but also wants to keep city/airport names unchanged, meaning we should not translate those proper nouns. The phrase "Midlothian to DFW Airport" can remain unchanged or we could translate "Midlothian a DFW Airport"? I think it's safer to keep it unchanged as the phrase is a proper noun, but then the anchor text would be unchanged, but the surrounding sentence might not be fully Spanish. But the user wants natural Spanish, but we also must keep names unchanged. So we can keep the anchor text unchanged. For example, the anchor text "Midlothian to DFW Airport" remains "Midlothian to DFW Airport". That is fine. The anchor text "Midlothian to Dallas Love Field" stays unchanged. That's okay. Now produce final HTML. Let's check each sentence: Original:

To book your Midlothian to Fort Worth Airport shuttle service, give us a call at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website to book online using promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips. We look forward to serving you!

Translate:

Para reservar tu servicio de shuttle de Midlothian al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth, llámanos al (817) 403-6196 o visita nuestra página web para reservar en línea usando el código promocional ONLINE y obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta. ¡Estamos listos para atenderte!

Alternatively use "usted" form: "Para reservar su servicio de shuttle de Midlothian al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth, llámenos al (817) 403-6196 o visite nuestro sitio web para reservar en línea usando el código promocional ONLINE y obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta. ¡Esperamos atenderle!" Both are okay. Use "tú" for more friendly tone. Keep "ONLINE" uppercase. Second paragraph:

Need DFW Airport instead of downtown Fort Worth? See our Midlothian to DFW Airport service for non-stop Midlothian pickups to every DFW terminal, 24/7.

Translate:

¿Necesitas el Aeropuerto DFW en lugar del centro de Fort Worth? Consulta nuestro servicio de Midlothian to DFW Airport con recogidas sin escalas desde Midlothian a cada terminal del DFW, las 24 horas, los 7 días.

But note: "non-stop Midlothian pickups" could be "recogidas directas" (direct pickups). "non-stop" could be "sin escalas". Both okay. Keep anchor text unchanged. Keep "24/7" as is? The original says "24/7." It could be replaced with "disponible las 24 horas, los 7 días". The user didn't explicitly ask to translate "24/7". It is not a name, it's a phrase. The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged

Midlothian se encuentra en el condado de Ellis (código postal 76065), a unas 28 millas al sur del centro de Fort Worth y 37 millas al sureste del Aeropuerto Internacional de DFW. Nuestros conductores se posicionan a lo largo de US-67 y eligen la ruta más rápida de tres opciones según la hora del día: US-67 norte hacia I-20 oeste hacia el centro de Fort Worth, US-67 norte hacia I-20 oeste hacia SH-360 norte para las terminales del lado de Fort Worth de DFW (Terminales A y B), o I-35E norte cuando el tráfico en I-20 se atasca al oeste de Cedar Hill. Los tiempos puerta a puerta en horas de menor demanda van de 35 a 50 minutos hasta el centro de Fort Worth y de 40 a 55 minutos hasta la Terminal A de DFW; el tráfico de la tarde y los viernes en US-67 entre Midlothian y el interchange de I-20 puede agregar de 10 a 15 minutos, por lo que recomendamos un margen de 20 minutos para vuelos que salen entre las 4 p.m. y las 7 p.m. hora local.

Contexto de precios: lo que realmente cuesta un shuttle de Midlothian a Fort Worth

Las tarifas de Real Texas Shuttle en esta ruta comienzan en desde $84 para un pasajero solo en un sedan de cuatro puertas desde la mayoría de las direcciones en Midlothian. Durante los últimos 12 meses de viajes completados de Midlothian a DFW en sedan, las tarifas promediaron cerca de $100 puerta a puerta, con SUV más grandes costing $95 a $152 para 4 a 7 pasajeros y un shuttle completo de 14 pasajeros costing $350 a $420 para grupos. Cotizamos una tarifa fija al momento de la reservación, sin aumentos, sin taxímetro, sin cargos sorpresa del aeropuerto, así que el precio que ves en línea es el precio que pagas. Usa el código promocional ONLINE al finalizar la compra para obtener 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta.

The user wants a translation of the HTML from English to natural native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They want all HTML tags unchanged, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. The content:

Midlothian pickup zones we cover daily

We run door-to-door pickups across every neighborhood inside the 76065 ZIP, including Bloomfield Homes, Crown Run, Garden Grove, the Ridgeway Drive corridor, Zinnia Loop, and Safrano Street. Charter and group pickups also serve Midlothian High School, Midlothian Heritage High School, and the Midlothian Conference Center for team and event travel. If your address is south of FM-875 or out near the Midlothian-Maypearl line, just drop the address into our booking tool — the quote stays flat regardless of which side of town you call home.

Travel tips for Midlothian riders

  • Book the night before for early flights. Drivers confirm pickup windows the evening before, and Midlothian mornings between 4–7 a.m. fill up first on Mondays and Fridays.
  • Tell us your terminal or downtown address. Fort Worth pickups can mean downtown hotels (Sundance Square, the Worthington), the medical district, the Stockyards, or the DFW Fort Worth-side terminals — we route differently for each, so include the address at booking.
  • Flight tracking is included. If your inbound flight is delayed, our dispatcher adjusts the return pickup automatically — no need to call.
We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish. "Midlothian" is a location; we keep unchanged. ZIP code 76065 unchanged. FM-875 unchanged. Some names like "Midlothian" will remain same. "Bloomfield Homes, Crown Run, Garden Grove, the Ridgeway Drive corridor, Zinnia Loop, and Safrano Street" could be left as is, but maybe transliterate to Spanish? The user says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. These are neighborhood names, but likely keep them unchanged. Use "Midlothian" unchanged. We need to translate the text into natural Latin American Spanish, probably "Ruta de recojo" etc. Let's create a natural translation. Consider nuance: The user wants "native Latin American Spanish for travelers" so perhaps a friendly, informal, but professional style. We must maintain HTML tags and attributes exactly as is. Also the — and – remain same. Make sure to preserve case and punctuation. Use appropriate Spanish translation for "We run door-to-door pickups across every neighborhood inside the 76065 ZIP, including ...". That is "Realizamos recogidas de puerta a puerta en todos los barrios dentro del código postal 76065, incluyendo ...". The phrase "Charter and group pickups also serve Midlothian High School..." etc. Also note "the quote stays flat regardless of which side of town you call home" -> "el presupuesto se mantiene fijo sin importar en qué lado de la ciudad te encuentres". For "Travel tips for Midlothian riders" -> "Consejos de viaje para pasajeros de Midlothian". Or "Consejos para viajar desde Midlothian". "Book the night before for early flights." -> "Reserve la noche anterior para vuelos temprano". "Drivers confirm pickup windows the evening before" -> "Los conductores confirman las ventanas de recogida la noche anterior". "Midlothian mornings between 4–7 a.m. fill up first on Mondays and Fridays." -> "Las mañanas de Midlothian entre las 4 y las 7 a. m. se llenan primero los lunes y viernes." "Tell us your terminal or downtown address." -> "Indícanos tu terminal o dirección en el centro." "Fort Worth pickups can mean downtown hotels (Sundance Square, the Worthington), the medical district, the Stockyards, or the DFW Fort Worth-side terminals — we route differently for each, so include the address at booking." -> "Las recogidas en Fort Worth pueden incluir hoteles del centro (Sundance Square, el Worthington), el distrito médico, los Stockyards o las terminales del lado de Fort Worth del DFW — rout differently for each? Probably "ruteamos de manera diferente para cada uno, así que incluye la dirección al reservar." "Flight tracking is included." -> "El seguimiento del vuelo está incluido." "If your inbound flight is delayed, our dispatcher adjusts the return pickup automatically — no need to call." -> "Si tu vuelo de llegada se retrasa, nuestro despachador ajusta la recogida de regreso automáticamente — no hace falta llamar." We must preserve HTML tags:

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    etc. Make sure to maintain all whitespace and line breaks. Keep everything exactly. No extra text. Now produce the HTML with translations. Ensure proper accent marks. Ensure no English words left. Keep proper Spanish. Potential tricky parts: "Midlothian" is unchanged. "FM-875" unchanged. "Sundance Square", "the Worthington", "the Stockyards", "DFW" unchanged. Now check the content: Original:

    Midlothian pickup zones we cover daily

    We run door-to-door pickups across every neighborhood inside the 76065 ZIP, including Bloomfield Homes, Crown Run, Garden Grove, the Ridgeway Drive corridor, Zinnia Loop, and Safrano Street. Charter and group pickups also serve Midlothian High School, Midlothian Heritage High School, and the Midlothian Conference Center for team and event travel. If your address is south of FM-875 or out near the Midlothian-Maypearl line, just drop the address into our booking tool — the quote stays flat regardless of which side of town you call home.

    Travel tips for Midlothian riders

    • Book the night before for early flights. Drivers confirm pickup windows the evening before, and Midlothian mornings between 4–7 a.m. fill up first on Mondays and Fridays.
    • Tell us your terminal or downtown address. Fort Worth pickups can mean downtown hotels (Sundance Square, the Worthington), the medical district, the Stockyards, or the DFW Fort Worth-side terminals — we route differently for each, so include the address at booking.
    • Flight tracking is included. If your inbound flight is delayed, our dispatcher adjusts the return pickup automatically — no need to call.
    Now produce the Spanish translation:

    Zonas de recogida en Midlothian que cubrimos diariamente

    Realizamos recogidas de puerta a puerta en todos los vecindarios dentro del código postal 76065, incluyendo Bloomfield Homes, Crown Run, Garden Grove, la corredor de Ridgeway Drive, Zinnia Loop y Safrano Street. Las recogidas charter y de grupo también dan servicio al Midlothian High School, al Midlothian Heritage High School y al Midlothian Conference Center para viajes de equipos y eventos. Si tu dirección está al sur de FM-875 o cerca de la línea Midlothian‑Maypearl, simplemente ingresa la dirección en nuestra herramienta de reservas — la cotización se mantiene fija sin importar en qué lado de la ciudad te encuentres.

    Consejos de viaje para pasajeros de Midlothian

    • Reserve la noche anterior para vuelos temprano. Los conductores confirman los horarios de recogida la noche anterior y las mañanas de Midlothian entre las 4–7 a.m. se llenan primero los lunes y viernes.
    • Indícanos tu terminal o dirección en el centro. Las recogidas en Fort Worth pueden incluir hoteles del centro (Sundance Square, el Worthington), el distrito médico, los Stockyards o las terminales del lado de Fort Worth del DFW — rout differently for each? Oops. Let's adjust. "ruteamos de manera diferente para cada una, así que incluye la dirección al reservar." Actually we need to translate "we route differently for each, so include the address at booking." In Spanish: "ruteamos de manera diferente para cada una, así que incluye la dirección al hacer la reserva." That is good.
    • El seguimiento del vuelo está incluido. Si tu vuelo de llegada se retrasa, nuestro despachador ajusta la recogida de regreso automáticamente — no hace falta llamar.
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  • element: we must keep within. Yes. Check the translation for consistency: We must ensure no English phrase left. We used "Bloomfield Homes, Crown Run, Garden Grove, la corredor de Ridgeway Drive, Zinnia Loop y Safrano Street". "La corredor" maybe should We need to translate the given HTML from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. Given the snippet:
  • Car seats: bring or request. Texas law requires safety seats for children under 8 or under 4'9". We can hold a seat for you at booking; please request when you reserve.
  • Two stops are fine. Many Midlothian riders share a ride with a neighbor or stop in Cedar Hill or Waxahachie on the way; mention the second address at booking and we'll quote it flat.

Need a different North Texas destination? See our Midlothian shuttle hub for all routes from 76065, or jump to the Fort Worth shuttle hub for sister routes from Waxahachie and Cedar Hill.

We need to translate all English text to natural Latin American Spanish. Keep HTML tags, attributes unchanged. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged: Midlothian, Cedar Hill, Waxahachie, Fort Worth, Texas (maybe Texas is not a city, but we can keep "Texas" unchanged because it's a proper noun; the instruction says "city/airport names and codes unchanged". It's unclear if Texas counts; but it's a region. We'll keep Texas unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (there are none in this snippet). So we need to translate text content inside tags. List item 1: Car seats: bring or request. Texas law requires safety seats for children under 8 or under 4'9". We can hold a seat for you at booking; please request when you reserve. Spanish translation: "Asientos para auto: trae o pide." The law: "La ley de Texas exige asientos de seguridad para niños menores de 8 años o menores de 4'9" (4 pies y 9 pulgadas). "Podemos guardar un asiento para ti al reservar; por favor, solicítalo al hacer la reserva." We should maintain the punctuation and format as natural Spanish: "Asientos para auto: trae o solicita." The original "request" is "solicitar" (to request). So maybe "Trae o solicita". "We can hold a seat for you at booking" -> "Podemos reservarte un asiento al hacer la reserva." Or "Podemos guardar un asiento para ti al reservar." We'll pick natural phrasing: "Podemos guardar un asiento para ti al hacer la reserva; por favor, solicítalo cuando reserves." Thus translation for first bullet:
  • Asientos para auto: trae o solicita. La ley de Texas exige asientos de seguridad para niños menores de 8 años o menores de 4'9". Podemos guardar un asiento para ti al hacer la reserva; por favor, solicítalo cuando reserves.
    • Second bullet: Two stops are fine. Many Midlothian riders share a ride with a neighbor or stop in Cedar Hill or Waxahachie on the way; mention the second address at booking and we'll quote it flat. Spanish translation: "Dos paradas están bien." Many riders from Midlothian share a ride with a neighbor or stop in Cedar Hill or Waxahachie on the way; mention the second address at booking and we'll quote a flat rate. Something like: "Está bien hacer dos paradas." Or "Dos paradas está bien." Or "Las dos paradas están bien." But more natural: "Dos paradas está bien." Let's keep "Dos paradas está bien." The phrase "Many Midlothian riders share a ride with a neighbor or stop in Cedar Hill or Waxahachie on the way; mention the second address at booking and we'll quote it flat." We can translate: "Muchos pasajeros de Midlothian comparten viaje con un vecino o hacen una parada en Cedar Hill o Waxahachie en el camino; menciona la segunda dirección al reservar y te cotizamos un precio fijo." So "quote it flat" = "te cotizamos un precio fijo" or "te damos un precio fijo." Let's do: "te damos un precio fijo." So full translation:
  • Dos paradas está bien. Muchos pasajeros de Midlothian comparten viaje con un vecino o hacen una parada en Cedar Hill o Waxahachie en el camino; menciona la segunda dirección al reservar y te damos un precio fijo.
    • Now the paragraph:

    Need a different North Texas destination? See our Midlothian shuttle hub for all routes from 76065, or jump to the Fort Worth shuttle hub for sister routes from Waxahachie and Cedar Hill.

    Translation: "¿Necesitas otro destino en el norte de Texas? Consulta nuestro hub de shuttles de Midlothian para todas las rutas desde 76065, o salta al hub de shuttles de Fort Worth para rutas sisters desde Waxahachie y Cedar Hill." Better natural phrasing: "¿Buscas otro destino en el norte de Texas? Mira nuestro centro de shuttle de Midlothian para todas las rutas desde 76065, o pasa al centro de shuttle de Fort Worth para rutas relacionadas desde Waxahachie y Cedar Hill." Better: "Mira nuestro centro de shuttle de Midlothian" seems okay. Or "consulta nuestro centro de shuttle de Midlothian". We'll decide. Use "consulta". For "sister routes" we can translate "rutas sisters" or "rutas asociadas". "Sister routes" likely means "rutas sisters". It's okay to leave "sister routes" as is or translate "rutas hermanas". Spanish: "rutas sisters" is okay, but maybe better "rutas relacionadas". We'll choose "rutas sisters". Thus:

    ¿Necesitas otro destino en el norte de Texas? Consulta nuestro centro de shuttle de Midlothian para todas las rutas desde 76065, o pasa al centro de shuttle de Fort Worth para rutas sisters desde Waxahachie y Cedar Hill.

    But maybe "centro de shuttle" is unnatural; "hub de shuttle" is also okay. Spanish uses "hub" borrowed. Could use "centro de shuttles". Let's keep "hub de shuttle" as is but Spanish uses "hub de shuttle". Actually "hub" is English, but it's okay as a proper term. So we can keep "hub de shuttle". Or we can keep "hub". The instruction says keep city/airport names unchanged, but not "hub". So we can translate "hub" as "centro". So it's okay. Thus final translation:
  • Asientos para auto: trae o solicita. La ley de Texas exige asientos de seguridad para niños menores de 8 años o menores de 4'9". Podemos guardar un asiento para ti al hacer la reserva; por favor, solicítalo cuando reserves.
  • Dos paradas está bien. Muchos pasajeros de Midlothian comparten viaje con un vecino o hacen una parada en Cedar Hill o Waxahachie en el camino; menciona la segunda dirección al reservar y te damos un precio fijo.

    • ¿Necesitas otro destino en el norte de Texas? Consulta nuestro centro de shuttle de Midlothian para todas las rutas desde 76065, o pasa al

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