What is the national program that promotes highway traffic safety?

The national program that promotes highway traffic safety is FACTS, which stands for Families Acting for Community Traffic Safety. This program focuses on educating communities about the importance of traffic safety, encouraging safe driving habits, and reducing accidents on the road. FACTS engages families and communities in a collaborative effort to address issues related to traffic safety, making it an essential component of effective outreach and advocacy in this area.

In contrast, the other options pertain to different areas of focus within FCCLA. STARS is related to Student Taking Action with Recognition, which encourages students to take the initiative in their communities, but does not specifically focus on traffic safety. SAFE (Students Against Fear and Violence) deals with issues of safety and violence in schools and communities rather than specifically targeting traffic safety. SMART (Students Managing A Responsible Transition) focuses on transition-related issues for youth. Thus, FACTS is distinct in its intent and mission to address traffic safety directly.