What is felony speeding in Pennsylvania?

finding an answer to the question “what is felony speeding in Pennsylvania” can be a bit confusing, and that’s because there is no such thing as “felony speeding” in Pa.

In the video above, ARM Lawyers’ criminal defense attorney and founding partner, Attorney Brett Riegel breaks down felony speeding in Pennsylvania.

Oftentimes when a client refers to “felony speeding” they’re actually talking about more serious criminal charges that involve breaking Pennsylvania speeding laws.

Felony Speeding Could be Referring to Felony Flight

One of the charges that is often called “felony speeding” is felony flight.

If you’ve been charged with felony flight, or any charges that could be considered felony speeding in Pennsylvania, contact us today and schedule a free consultation with one of our qualified criminal defense attorneys near you.

What is Felony Flight?

Felony flight is a crime that involves driving away from a police officer under certain circumstances at a high rate of speed for a prolonged period of time.

Felony flight could be referred to as “felony speeding”.

Can ARM Lawyers help with felony flight in Pennsylvania?

ARM Lawyers’ office locations that handle Pennsylvania speeding law violations, including felony flight, in Northeastern Pa and the Lehigh Valley are:

Felony speeding could be referring to other charges besides felony flight

Another example of charges that someone might be referring to when they say “felony speeding” is:

being caught in excess of 31 miles per hour over the speed limit.

Sometimes people refer to being caught going 31 mph over the speed limit as “felony speeding” in Pennsylvania.

It’s not a felony, but if you’re a Pennsylvania licensed driver, it triggers an automatic suspension of your driver’s license and a hearing in front of Pendant, so it has more serious consequences than a regular speeding ticket.

My speeding charges are aren’t mentioned here, what should I do?

Each individual case is different, what you refer to as “felony speeding” might be different than the examples we’ve given on this page.

We recommend that you reach out and set up a free consultation to speak with one of our qualified traffic offense lawyers in Pennsylvania.

Are consultations for speeding violations free?

We offer free consultations for speeding law violations in the following Pennsylvania counties:

• Carbon County
• Lackawanna County
• Lehigh County
• Luzerne County
• Monroe County
• Northampton County
• Pike County
• Schuylkill County

If your Pa speeding charges are located in any of the above counties don’t hesitate to reach out, speak with our intake professionals, and schedule your free consultation with a Pennsylvania speeding violation attorney.

Contact ARM Lawyers if you’ve been charged with any speeding law violations in Pennsylvania

If you’ve been charged with serious violations of Pennsylvania speeding laws, and you’re located in one of the counties that our Pa criminal defense attorneys practice in, please reach out and schedule a free criminal defense consultation today.

Call us today, or fill out one of our website’s contact forms, and our intake professionals will help you schedule a free criminal defense consultation.