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If a unit destroys a dedicated transport and there are remaining weapons in the attacking unit, can they use those remaining shots to shoot at the unit that got out of the transport? Or per rule book would that be shooting at 2 seperate targets?

This is clearly covered on Page 16 of the BRB. The first line under 'Check line of sight & pick a target' answers your question.

And also on Page 60. under 'Shooting at vehicles', and P.67 Damage effects on passengers section look at the note under Destroyed-Explodes.

OrangeTang wrote:If a unit destroys a dedicated transport and there are remaining weapons in the attacking unit, can they use those remaining shots to shoot at the unit that got out of the transport?

All shooting for a unit is done at the same time so if you don't shoot with a weapon (or it won't have any effect on a target) you loose those shots for the turn.

Or per rule book would that be shooting at 2 seperate targets?

While yes this is true, this is not the reason why they can't shoot at the target. See above.