Is it possible to go through the Otay crossing as a pedestrian without taking any stair (e.g., in case of wheelchair or heavy luggage)?

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Is it possible to go through the Otay crossing (one of three ports of entry (POE) in the San Diego–Tijuana metropolitan region) as a pedestrian without taking any stair (e.g., in case of wheelchair or heavy luggage)?

From what I recall last time I crossed there, I crossed a bridge (which goes over the cars queuing to enter Mexico) and went through some stairs to enter and exit the bridge. Is there some way around it?

Bridge:

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View from bridge:

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Stairs:

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