Now first off I don't wanna hear 'you should already know your state laws', I know I should, But I still have trouble fully understanding them so please don't be a dick about it

But now to my question, My dad was in a motorcycle accident and what we think happened (And by we think were 95% sure it happened this way between the witnesses and the collision repair guy) was his Drivebelt on his motorcycle broke and he lost control and went head first into a stone wall at 75mph (75mph WAS the speed limit BTW). But now the Commonwealth of PA is charging my dad $90.85 for breaking Law: 75 - 3309 - 1

I looked up this and can't figure it out Can they charge him for 'breaking" the law?

And I'm not going to take anyone's legal advice, I just wanna know if my dad's wreck is justified to this charge?

Where in PA was the speed limit 75mph? Title 75 ( The vehicle code) section 3309 (1) is "Driving on roadways laned for traffic. (1) Driving within a single lane. A vehicle shall be driven as nearly as practicable entirely within a single lane and shall not be moved from the lane until the driver has first ascertained that the movement can be made with safety.

That is what you cite someone for when the go off the roadway and crash. Most police are not inspection mechanics so they wouldn't know what went wrong with the bike. If he feels it was a mechanical problem, he needs to gather his evidence, plead not guilty to the citation and attend the traffic hearing.

Don't worry about not knowing the law - most LEO's don't either as well as too many judges

Op must mean 65 mph.

Is he alive?

On I-80, right after you get on the ramp from 477, the speed limit there is 75mph no joke

And yes he is alive and we'll praying everyday for him to get better