Should the government restrict the use of advanced technology in vehicles to maintain human control and prevent over-reliance on technology?

Yes, but only to protect privacy, consumer rights, and to ensure vehicles function into the future.

yes, but just the ones that assist you're driving not fully autonomous.

Only AI and self-driving systems until the far future (as in communist post-scarcity economy). Safety checks can remain. Design cars so they crumple instead of ripping or folding. Discourage purchases of SUVs and heavy utility trucks by consumers who don’t need them but only buy them for status.

yes, give me buttons and switches as well as a screen.

Yes because humans still need to fixed robots but I believe we should keep humans more than robots

Self driving cars have been proven to be hackable and therefore could put lives in danger. A human should always be in control of a vehicle.

No, but neither should human-control be removed, or allowed to fade into obsolescence, at least for the near future. Being able to control your own vehicle, particularly in an emergency situation where automated systems may fail is a requirement that any one authorised to be in a vehicle on their own must have. Automated systems will eventually be the norm, but need to be implemented across the board in order to maintain system homogeneity, safety and stability, but those systems may still fail. There should be backup systems, and backups for those backup systems, but in the event of a total failure, the only thing that may save a person / people in the vehicle (and exterior to it) is if at that point a "driver" can assume manual control and drive / pilot the vehicle to a safety.