Should the government implement stricter emissions standards for diesel vehicles?

No but the government should encourage people to use other vechiles that do not damage the environment

I’m on the wall yes and no. I really tink bring electric and self driving vehicles should not happen

Yes, but only If the government starts genuinely caring about the environment instead of pretending that they care.

Yes, however our infrastructure in new estates does not support everyone owning an electric vehicle.
We also have huge issues with our renewable industry in the domestic/residential sectors as we have a huge influx of low quality solar and battery sales companies flooding the market.
We need quality products with proper government assistance to have installed.

NO, they shouldn't instead add more PT PL RH adding 5-10 percent more and cat converters must be made from a titanium alloy from the muffler to 10cm past the cat and the government help pay 30-43% to moddfiy them and adding more PT PL RH metals to the cats

Until transportation methods improve, restrictions on diesel could hurt movement of goods. A stop gap measure could be a tax or incentive to use, or not use diesel for transportation, respectively.

Not without first taxing big industry such as aviation & mining but allowing businesses under a certain number to be free from this to prevent hurting small time trucking companies, farmers etc