乗のり過すごす

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乗り過ごす · godan verb (-su)

Meanings

ride past; miss one's stop

Used when someone stays on a train, bus, etc. beyond their intended stop, either accidentally or intentionally.

〈場ば所しょ〉まで乗のり過すごすto end up riding past one's stop as far as a place
寝ねてしまって、隣となりの駅えきまで乗のり過すごしてしまった。
I fell asleep and ended up riding past my stop to the next station.
〈乗のり物もの〉を乗のり過すごすto miss getting off a train/bus at one's stop
バスを乗のり過すごして、遠とおくまで行いってしまった。
I missed my stop on the bus and ended up going far away.

乗のり越こすN3
乗り過ごす means to miss one's intended stop, while 乗り越す can mean the same but also extends to overtaking a vehicle or overcoming a difficulty.

寝ね過すごすN1
乗り過ごす means to ride past one's stop, whereas 寝過ごす means to oversleep past the time one meant to wake up; learners can mix up the '〜過ごす' pattern's meaning.
乗のり越こしN1
乗り過ごす is a verb meaning to unintentionally miss one's stop, while 乗り越し is the noun for the act of riding past a station (often involving an extra fare).
乗のり遅おくれるN3
乗り過ごす means to ride past your intended stop after boarding, whereas 乗り遅れる means failing to board the vehicle at all.

乗のり過すごすUsage100%
Standard kanji spelling.
乗のり過すごす
irregular okurigana
Irregular okurigana variant; less common but still encountered.

Compound of 乗り (continuative form of 乗る 'to ride') + 過ごす ('to pass, to exceed'). The meaning 'to ride past' is transparent from its components.