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A Wire Crossing is a wire-class structure that allows two wires to cross without connecting them. A wire signal entering one side of the Wire Crossing will be transmitted to the opposite side without interfering with the signal passing through the other sides. It is worth noting that a signal entering one side through a Wire can only be received on the opposite side by a wire of the same color.
There used to be a variant called the Insulator that allowed wires to travel adjacent to each other without connecting. It was removed in favor of two wire colors (blue and green) that don't connect to each other.