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I'm also not necessarily talking about people that do this for 10 metres, that would be fine. But there are a lot of people that will get on a sidewalk the first chance they get even if their destination is past another 5 ramps.
You also don't need a ramp that often for a bike, and afaik they're not even meant for them. You get off the bike on the road, and walk the bike up the kerb. Pretty much any road you're allowed to bike on you're also allowed to stop on. We don't have those ramps at regular intervals for bikes, they're pretty much only in places where pedestrians cross the street, where you'll see a ramp on both sides of the road.