I'm tired of driving

I'm tired of driving
 

Estoy cansado de conducir. Is that an accurate translation?

Yes, your translate is accurate, you are doing very well all your translate, congratulation.

corrections

I did three mistakes, thank you for you correction.

Crotalito, you should say: I made three mistakes.:)

I'd say Ya me cansé de manejar. Although if you're not talking to a Mexican, you'll want to substitute conducir for manejar.

Your translation is correct, and it's a literal translation: "I'm tired of = Estoy cansado de", but I think using "Ya me cansé de" sounds more natural, at least in Mexican Spanish.

Hi geeper
In Spain, your translation "Estoy cansado de conducir" is perfect :D
Saludos :D

Yes, but anyway his translate is correct, Estoy cansado de conducir.

I thought Estoy harto de conducir/manejar but the meaning is different.
Estoy harto would mean I'm tired of driving in general. (meaning I would just as soon never drive again)

In my opinion:
Estoy harto de ... = I'm fed up with ...

Thanks for pointing out the difference between estoy cansado de and harto de. I hadn't thought about that, but it's a good point.

so what's the definition? are there many ?

The definition is you are tire of drive in the road. I have traveled much in my truck around of ten travels per week forward Campeche.

The definition is you are tired of driving on the road. I have traveled much in my truck, around of ten travels trips per week forward toward/to Campeche.
:)

Yes, I forgot the word toward, and I didn't the word trip (Viaje), and you are right I said tire (llanta) instead of tired (cansado)

As I said before, I tripped ten per week in my last job, I were going toward Campeche, and I liked trip much, and it was very fun for me.

oops I actually mean:
What's the translation of it? Are there many of them??