Public Transport
Darlaston town centre was served by a Darlaston railway station until 1916, when it closed. Since 1999, there has been a Midland Metro stop on Bradley Lane in the Moxley area of the town.
Buses which serve Darlaston Town Centre are stop at Darlaston Town Bus Interchange. These services are listed below.
| Route | Destination / Description | Bus Company |
| Stand A | ||
| 9 | Lodge Farm Via Bentley | Choice Travel |
| 327 | Willenhall Via Rough Hay | Diamond Bus |
| 333 | Wolverhampton Via Lodge Farm & Willenhall | National Express West Midlands |
| 334 | Bilston Via The Lunt | National Express West Midlands/Finesse Coaches/Golden Line/Sandwell Travel |
| 339 | Bilston Via Herberts Park & Moxley | National Express West Midlands |
| Stand B | ||
| 9 | Walsall Via Pleck | Choice Travel |
| 333 | Walsall Via Pleck | National Express West Midlands |
| 334 | Walsall Via Pleck | National Express West Midlands/Sandwell Travel/Finesse Coaches/Golden Line |
| 337 | Walsall Via Pleck | National Express West Midlands |
| 339 | Walsall Via Pleck | National Express West Midlands/Midland Bus Company |
| Stand C | ||
| 79 | Wolverhampton Via Bilston | National Express West Midlands |
| 339 | Bilston Via Moxley | Midland Bus Company |
| Stand D | ||
| 79 | Birmingham Via West Bromwich | National Express West Midlands |
| 327 | Wednesbury Via Kings Hill | Diamond Bus |
| 645 | Woods Estate Via Kings Hill | Diamond Bus |
Additional services which briefly enter Darlaston are the Banga Buses & Choice Travel 530, between the Rocket Pool and Wolverhampton via Bilston and the 575 between Ettingshall and Wolverhampton, the 680 between Moxley and Bilston via Lower Bradley & the 523 between Wednesbury and Stowlawn all operated by Choice Travel.
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