Actual workbook cover · Digital download
90-Day Limo Business Turnaround Workbook
A structured way to review the numbers, decide what needs to change, and follow through for 90 days.
- 30-page PDF with fields you can complete on your computer
- 13 weekly reviews and day 30, 60, and 90 checkpoints
- Cost, pricing, collections, and fleet-use worksheets
- 10-tab Excel calculator pack and turnaround dashboard
From the numbers to the next action.
Start with your actual records. Separate trip contribution, operating results, and cash so you can see what needs attention.
The workbook gives you a consistent review routine. Choose a small number of changes, assign responsibility, and record what the evidence shows.
A plan in three phases
- Days 1–30: Stabilize. Establish the baseline, immediate cash commitments, and priority issues.
- Days 31–60: Correct. Review rates, costs, account quality, and fleet use. Test targeted changes.
- Days 61–90: Build control. Compare results, strengthen routines, and set the next operating plan.
Two tools that work together.
90-Day Turnaround Workbook · Fillable PDF
30 pages covering your starting position, the first 72 hours, cost reviews, trip economics, pricing, collections, cash, fleet use, account mix, and action planning. Includes 13 weekly reviews and three decision checkpoints.
Limo Turnaround Calculators · XLSX
Ten tabs: Start Here, Cost Review, Trip Audit, Price Check, Receivables, Cash Plan, Fleet, Weekly Actuals, Action Log, and Dashboard.
Working calculations and checks
Review trip contribution, target pricing, break-even trip counts, invoice aging, cash gaps, and vehicle utilization. Input checks help identify missing or inconsistent entries.
Put it to work.
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Set the starting position.
Gather a completed 28-day baseline and set a fixed program start date. Enter your own cash reserve and operating assumptions.
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Make the weekly review a habit.
Review actual results, refresh the cash forecast, and choose up to three corrective actions with owners and dates.
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Compare and decide.
Use the day 30, 60, and 90 checkpoints to decide what to continue, change, or stop. Weeks 1–12 are seven days; week 13 is six days.
For owners who need a clearer view of costs, cash, and corrective actions—or want a more disciplined operating review.
Fill it in on your computer.
Use a PDF reader that supports saving fillable forms. Save a working copy, enter a test answer, close it, and reopen it before completing the workbook. You can also print and write by hand.
Use Microsoft Excel for the calculator pack. Enter your own figures in the highlighted input cells. The PDF stores your written answers; calculations happen in Excel, and the two files do not synchronize.
The default margin and payment-fee percentages are editable illustrations. Set assumptions that reflect your operation. This is a workbook and calculator package, with no video lessons or consulting sessions included.