get down

Do you want to get off at the next stop?

Do you want to get down at the next stop?
This seems equally right.

I also hear the words 'board' and 'deboard' if it's a subway or a train that we board or deboard. For ex Please don't push other passengers while boarding and deboarding the train.

Rakshit SinhaDo you want to get down at the next stop?

It is incorrect in British English.

LaboriousI also hear the words 'board' and 'deboard' if it's a subway or a train that we board or deboard.

I have never seen or heard the word 'deboard' used for trains or buses in British English. We may, in rather formal language, board and alight.

Ok. Although it's commonly used here in Indian English. Especially when one is talking about deboarding from a bus. We tend to say 'get down' more often.

Rakshit Sinha it's commonly used here in Indian English

I suspected it might be, which is why I added 'in British English' to my 'It is incorrect'.

fivejedjon LaboriousI also hear the words 'board' and 'deboard' if it's a subway or a train that we board or deboard.I have never seen or heard the word 'deboard' used for trains or buses in British English. We may, in rather formal language, board and alight.

But I do hear both those words whenever I'm travelling in a subway in my country, though I don't know