# MAP\_ACTION Tap

MAP\_ACTION Tap is used when interacting with map surfaces or canvas-based UI elements that do not expose traditional UI identifiers. Instead of relying on text, accessibility labels, or element structures, this command performs a direct tap on the visual map layer using spatial or contextual references.<br>

It is ideal for scenarios where the app renders dynamic map objects—such as pins, markers, zones, or custom overlays that cannot be detected through standard UI element recognition.

**When to use:**

1. Tapping on map markers, pins, or geolocation icons
2. Interacting with custom-drawn controls on a canvas

**Examples:**

1. MAP\_ACTION Tap on the red location pin&#x20;
2. MAP\_ACTION Tap on the map&#x20;
3. MAP\_ACTION Tap on the pickup marker near "Station"&#x20;


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