This document provides steps for safely cornering a vehicle. It emphasizes looking far ahead when approaching corners, braking gently to slow the vehicle, placing the car in the optimal lane for visibility and control, turning the steering wheel before entering the corner, and using a 30/30 rule of braking and steering input. Following these steps helps the driver take advantage of traction reserves, identify hazards early, and avoid up to 90% of potential accidents by maintaining control through the physics of cornering. The key advantages are early hazard recognition, a one second warning advantage, avoiding most lifetime accidents, and having extra traction in reserve for emergencies.