  Glashow and Cohen claim that many results of special theory of relativity
(SR) like time dilation, relativistic velocity addition, etc, can be explained
by using certain proper subgroups, of the Lorentz group, which collectively
form the main body of Very special relativity (VSR). They did not mention about
length contraction in VSR. Length contraction in VSR has not been studied at
all. In this article we calculate how the length of a moving rod contracts in
VSR, particularly in the HOM(2) version. The results are interesting in the
sense that in general the length contraction formulas in VSR are different from
SR but in many cases the two theories predict similar length contraction of
moving rods.
