Bess: Excuse me. Do you think I can get there in time to catch the 11:30 train? 
Marika: Well, let me see. Now it's 11:00 sharp. It's a long way to go. If I take the shortest route, we may come across a traffic jam. If I take a less heavy route, it will save us 10 or more minutes, but you'll have to pay more. Which do you prefer? 
Bess: Are you sure that I can get there in time if we take the less heavy route? 
Marika: Generally speaking, we can if we go at this speed and nothing unexpected happens. 
Bess: How much more do I have to pay? 
Marika: Compared to the shortest route, you may pay around 5 Euro more. 
Bess: That's acceptable. No one wants to miss a train. 
Marika: OK. . . Here we are. We'll turn left at this cross. To go straight ahead is the shortest route. 
Bess: Thank you! 
Bess agrees with Marika's suggestion to pay extra 5 euros to take a less heavy route to catch the train.