They've just parked their van. The man is gettting out of/off it.
OUT OF
Oscar is flying to Greece today. Right now he is in/on the plane.
ON
I might meet my friend in/on the bus tonight.
ON
The boys jumped into/onto their bikes and went to the park.
ONTO
I'm getting into/onto the taxi now.
INTO
Martha is getting into/onto the boat because her cousin invited her to sail.
ONTO
I saw Luiz in/on his mother's car yesterday.
IN
When we got to the last station, we had to get out of/off the train.
OFF
Suzan went into/onto the van and headed home.
INTO
The policeman saw when the criminals jumped off/out of the lorry.
OUT OF
Our family got out of/off and swan in the sea.
OFF
Mark is going home now, so he's already in/on the car.
IN